Anglican Journal

Village in southern Sudan Photo:Arapov Sergey Christians and churches in Sudan are facing increased restrictions and hostility, since the secession of the southern part of

Much work is needed to give those of other faiths an accurate picture of a religion’s beliefs and practices. Photo: Nir Levy Jewish and Catholic

El Salvadoran children Photo:Ian MacLellan / Shutterstock.com El Mozote, El Salvador, On the 20th anniversary of the end of the El Salvador civil war, President

The U.S. Supreme Court: Churches are not bound by federal job discrimination laws Photo:Brandon Bourdages In a landmark decision for churches, the U.S. Supreme Court

Region of North-Rhine Westphalia Photo: Boris Stroujko Three Catholic churches in the west German region of North-Rhine Westphalia that may have to close this month

Leona Aglukkaq, minister of health, met with indigenous leaders across Labrador to discuss impact of suicide. Photo: Chris Wattie / Reuters Leona Aglukkaq, federal minister

Children from one of Compassion’s child development centres in Haiti For the fourth time, Compassion Canada of London, Ont., has made the list of Best

Hungary has enacted Europe’s harshest religion law. Photo: Alexandra Lande/Shutterstock On Jan. 1, a new Hungarian constitution took effect, ushered in by the centre-right Fidesz

The Most Rev. Thomas Collins, Roman Catholic archbishop of Toronto. Photo: Courtesy of the Archdiocese of Toronto The Most Rev. Thomas Collins, Roman Catholic archbishop

Tokyo-Japanese environmentalist Shigeatsu Hatakeyama, who is up for a “Forest Hero” award from the United Nations, has an unusual inspiration for his long-standing idea that

The British government’s survey says that in the five years leading up to 2010, the number of declared Christians in the region dropped by 7

Students from L’ecole National Trouin in Haiti are recipients of a hot lunch program being supported by The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund.Photo: Simon