Anglican Journal

Kazakhstan’s commercial capital, Almaty, has closed down two prayer rooms used by Muslim and Russian Orthodox residents. Photo: Petunyia/Shutterstock Following the adoption of laws seriously

As injured American veterans return home, congregations are coming face-to-face with the tolls of war. Photo: Straight 8 Photography Newton, Massachusetts– Some wounds of war

Yifei Shen, 52, of Brooklyn, New York, converted from Buddhism to Christianity. Photo: Elizabeth Paulsen/ENS Yifei Shen kept her conversion to Christianity and the Episcopal

Some theological schools offer a class on hip-hop superstar Jay-Z. Hip-hop can “bring souls to Christ and change lives,” says one professor. Photo: R. Gino

Christian relief agencies are carrying out humanitarian work in refugee camps in Kenya despite security threats. Photo: ACT/PWS&D/Barb Summers Nairobi, Kenya-After grenade attacks on a

Pakistan’s public schools and madrassas negatively portray the country’s religious minorities, a study finds. Photo: Marcio Jose Bastos Silva Pakistan’s public schools and madrassas negatively

On Sunday, Nov. 13, Christians in more than 130 countries will set aside a special time to pray for persecuted Christians worldwide. There are more

There are presently around 5,500 same-gender civil partnerships every year in the U.K. Photo: Laurin Rinder Canterbury, England-Same-sex couples will be allowed to hold civil

Authorities at London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral suspended legal action against anti-corporate protesters who have camped out on the church’s doorstep. Photo: Godrick/Shutterstock London– Authorities at

The dean of St. Paul’s Cathedral resigned over the handling of an “Occupy London Stock Exchange” protest camped outside the church’s doors. Photo: Shutterstock London-The

Assisi hosts ecumenical day of prayer and reflection for peace. Photo: archbishopofcanterbury.org Archbishop Rowan Williams joined Pope Benedict XVI at a day of reflection, dialogue