AIDS drugs released
Anglican Journal
February 1, 2006
Health Canada has decided to give five men dying of AIDS – including an Anglican priest – access to new drugs unavailable in Canada that
Health Canada has decided to give five men dying of AIDS – including an Anglican priest – access to new drugs unavailable in Canada that
Christian pilgrims pray inside the Grotto of Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity. Pilgrims travelling the ancient route from Jerusalem to Bethlehem (the likely path taken
About 100 women from across the Anglican Communion are set to attend the 50th anniversary celebration and meeting of the United Nations Commission on the
The top two managers at the Anglican Book Centre in Toronto have resigned. General manager Dan Benson, who has been with the internationally-known retailer of
We would like to offer some clarification for our fellow scribes, many of whom picked up on a December Anglican Journal story that detailed a
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
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
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,
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
Churches and communities around the world gathered Jan. 18 to 25 for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity; the event, which some churches mark
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
Four northern Ontario churches in the diocese of Algoma – three Anglican and one Lutheran – have decided to share one priest, Rev. Henk Willems.
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
Nepali police try to stop human rights activists who were demonstrating against the Nepali monarchy in Kathmandu. Nepal was named in a recent statement as
The appointment of a religious affairs official of Afghanistan’s former Taliban regime to the country’s new parliament is prompting concern among international human rights advocates.
Protesters march in front of Talisman Energy’s 2001 general meeting in Calgary. The company was criticized for its operations in war-torn Sudan. The Anglican church’s
The diocese of Ottawa will be part of a six-day Advocacy Justice Camp in May in Ottawa to “advance the cause of social justice in
Military chaplain Captain Fraser Harvey shares a laugh as he dry suit is zipped up prior to jumping into the frozen waters of the Madawaska
Bishop-elect Patrick Yu The Anglican Church of Canada has its first bishop of Asian descent – Canon Patrick Yu, the Hong Kong-born incumbent of St.
Churches and communities around the world will gather Jan. 18 to 25 for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity; the event, which some churches