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

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

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

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

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

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

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