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Agony in Gethsemane

‘Thy will be done’ The agony of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane as depicted by Canadian artist Michael O’Brien. Gethsemane was where, according to

Dissident parish pays back dues

Departing members of the parish of Holy Cross, a Japanese-Canadian parish in East Vancouver, paid the parish’s back assessment of $30,290 to the diocese of

Priest celebrates milestone

Bishop George Snell has set up a trust administered by the Anglican Foundation to finance special work in Toronto parishes. Bishop George Snell on Jan.

Youth program

Ask and Imagine, a popular Anglican leadership course for young people, will have international participants for the first time this summer, said Judy Steers, program

Greener parishes

Four parishes in the diocese of New Westminster will be tapping alternative energy sources – the sun and the wind – after receiving a $50,000

English reality TV show wants Christians

London It has featured transsexuals, couples having sex and contestants engaged in fisticuffs, but now Big Brother wants Christians to appear on the show. For

Famine in Kenya

Nairobi Churches in Kenya are moving to provide aid for millions facing starvation due to a severe famine in this East African country, where the

Mission projects

Canadian Lutheran World Relief (CLWR), the delivery arm for development programming and overseas relief for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC), has partnered with

Settlement fund raises nearly $17.7 million

The Anglican Church of Canada has collected nearly $17.7 million from its national office and 30 dioceses to cover potential damages sought by former students

New primate

John Chew Hiang Chea, the bishop of Singapore, has been elected third primate of the province of the Anglican Church in Southeast Asia. Primate-elect John

Doing this work ‘makes risks worth taking’

James Loney, in an undated photograph, advocates for detainees in downtown Baghdad. Bill Baldwin, an Ottawa priest, writes that Mr. Loney and his three colleagues

Canadian Bible Society turns 100 years old

This year marks the centennial of the official chartering of the Canadian Bible Society (CBS) and special events have been lined up to celebrate it,

Hong Kong-born priest is new bishop

Bishop-elect Patrick Yu says being an immigrant gives him an advantage as a bishop. The Anglican Church of Canada has its first bishop of Asian

Rules of attraction

A conference called Magnetic Church, which will teach parish leadership teams how to help churches attract and retain new members, will be held in May

Non-native priest adopts aboriginal symbolism

The Saskatoon (Lutheran) Native Ministry at St. Thomas Wesley United Church is moving towards modifying worship services to include an indigenous sacred circle format, a

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