A sorry state of affairs
Anglican Journal
December 1, 2004
Sorry really does seem to be the hardest word. In the weeks following the release of the Windsor Report, which bemoaned the sad state of
Sorry really does seem to be the hardest word. In the weeks following the release of the Windsor Report, which bemoaned the sad state of
The Anglican Church of Canada’s general secretary, Archdeacon Jim Boyles, traveled to Boise, Idaho last month to thank the Episcopal Church in the United States
Last year, Anglican Journal asked readers to send in photographs of their créches, representations of the nativity of Jesus Christ. Dozens of pictures arrived in
book of IOUs for one or more of the following: home-cooked meals, baked goods, respite care, household chores or repairs, yard work, chauffeuring, running errands;
Caleb Lawrence, bishop of Moosonee is the new metropolitan of the ecclesiastical (church) province of Ontario. He was chosen as the province’s senior bishop on
Canon Alice Medcof, the new co-ordinator of the International Anglican Women’s Network (IAWN) and Annette Graydon, the Canadian link to IAWN, have been appointed by
Dear editor, Re: “Churches have much to learn from Golden Arches” (October Journal). Much to learn, is right. Years ago, while I was going through
The “Very Special Christmas” album series is some 15 years old now. Six albums later, the projects have raised more than $60 million for the
Mordechai Vanunu was released from custody but placed under house arrest after 30 armed Israeli police stormed St. George’s (Anglican) Cathedral in Jerusalem, and arrested
Time is running out to donate to the 2004 Anglican Journal Appeal. Larry Gee, business manager for the Journal, says readers have been generous, but
A southern Ontario congregation has honoured the memory of four firefighters who died battling a blaze at the namesake of their church in England during
The Archbishop of Canterbury has appointed Archdeacon Jim Boyles, general secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada, to a six-member Reception Reference Group that will
“What’s new in your religion?” “Is something new and exciting happening in your place of worship or religious community?” “How do you celebrate your faith?”
The Anglican Church of Canada’s residential schools settlement fund has topped the halfway mark toward its target of $25 million, according to General Synod’s financial
London The Church of England will be “increasingly isolated and anachronistic” unless it accepts women as bishops, a house of bishops working party which looked
Inuk artist Kenojuak Ashevak, who typically works in prints, drawings and sculpture, is flanked by Bishop Andrew Atagotaaluk of the Arctic and chaplain Rev. Robert
Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, expressed his regret upon the death of Yasser Arafat (pictured during a meeting in January) in a statement Nov. 11.
Murder mysteries start at the end of the story — with a murder. And so, says Wilfrid Laurier University professor Peter Erb, does Christianity. He
Dear editor, Behind the tribute to the late Archbishop Ted Scott, beyond Bishop Victoria Matthews’ thoughtful meditation, the stories in the September and October issues
Thecurrent questions related to human sexuality, such as the blessing of same-sex unions, continue to be a divisive issue from which church, media and politics