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Anti-Semitic attacks up

Anti-Semitic attacks worldwide reached a 15-year high in 2004 and will continue to increase exponentially unless countries take preventive measures, says an annual study released

China photo gallery — Shanghai

Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, greets worshippers at the Shanghai Community Church, where he was invited to preach. Boys at

Scripture warning

The leader of the church grouping of the world’s main Protestant and Orthodox denominations, the Rev. Samuel Kobia, has cautioned faith communities against the use

Other CoGS business

Canon Geoff Jackson makes funding announcement. In other business, the Council of General Synod: Heard that the diocese of New Westminster has donated $320,000 in

Bishop refutes ad’s claims

A Traditional Anglican Catholic parish advertised recently in two Halifax newspapers, appealing to other disgruntled Anglicans. Bishop Fred Hiltz of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward

Blessed union

The Prince of Wales and Camilla Parker Bowles had their civil marriage blessed at St. George’s Chapel inside Windsor Castle on April 9. It is

Inter-faith co-operation

Warsaw Religious leaders in Albania have pledged to co-operate in improving conditions in the country, which was declared the world’s first fully atheist state and

Pros and cons

Thousands of people attended a March for Marriage rally on Parliament Hill (above) April 9 in opposition to Bill C-38, aimed at legalizing same-sex marriage

Budget shortfall

Revenues and expenditures in the diocese of New Westminster are in line with expectations, but dropping contributions to Stewards in Action could require a special

Responsibility and trust

Editor’s Note: As the Anglican Journal marks its 130th anniversary, we would like to hear from readers: what were your favourite stories and features? What

Prophetic voice sometimes sings

The Irish band U2 has been a pop music and pop culture phenomenon for over two decades. They were rock ‘n’ roll crusaders during an

Kobia urges unity

Hong Kong Churches must find new ways of demonstrating unity in a world of change where the focus of Christianity is shifting to the Southern

Churches call for curb on refugees

Churches from across Africa are calling on their governments to restrict practices that increase the number of refugees on the continent, saying the toll is

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