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Can you see what I see?

John’s church was in the midst of a visioning process. The enthusiastic members jokingly let slip that they had already chosen John’s vision for him,

Solar-powered church

Lidgate, Great BritainA church in England plans to become one of the first medieval churches in the country to install solar panels and a rainwater

Cash delivers requiem for her father

She has never released a clunker of an album since she burst on the scene with Seven Year Ache in 1981. Like many artists, though,

Freed hostage felt ‘entombed’ in Iraq

Hostages Harmeet Singh Sooden and James Loney were freed after four months in captivity. Freed Canadian peace activist James Loney referred to the Easter story

Three gays on California ballot

Three of the seven candidates for bishop of the Episcopal diocese of California are openly gay, a development that could again focus attention on gay

French friars

If you find your way to summer events in Fergus, Ont., don’t miss the chip wagon – known as The Jolly Friars – which has

Job sharing bishops

Bielefeld, Germany The Bavarian Lutheran church has for the first time appointed a married couple to share the position of regional bishop.  Elisabeth Hann von

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Premium investment

Eight financial development staff and consultants of the Anglican Church of Canada have donated a gift of life insurance to be administered by the Anglican

Synod questions must be answered

Just over a year from now, the meeting of General Synod, the church’s triennial gathering, will begin in Winnipeg with an opening worship service. Some

Left behind by AIDS

Charity and her two-year-old daughter Cynthia live in Kenya’s Mount Kenya Region. Charity, 21, has lost both of her parents to AIDS and has responsibility

Churches seek end to stigma of HIV/AIDS

Canon Gideon Byamugisha, a Ugandan Anglican priest who is the first known African church leader to declare he is HIV-positive, told a recent meeting of

Church applauds schools agreement

The Anglican Church of Canada has applauded the announcement that the government has reached a final deal with all parties involved in the residential schools

Church protests dropping of fast-track payments

Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, has “strongly” urged Prime Minister Stephen Harper to reconsider the his Conservative government’s decision not

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