Published just in time for Easter, The Last Week refers to the final seven days of Christ’s life and chronicles “a story everyone thinks they
Work is moving ahead toward the selection of the first national Anglican indigenous bishop, including the development of a proposed budget and the identification of
Web casts (Internet broadcasts) featuring the Canadian primate, Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, introduced a new interactive format in February. Accessible on the Anglican Church of Canada’s
A significant Canadian Anglican contingent attended the general assembly of the World Council of Churches (WCC), held Feb.14-23 in Porto Alegre, Brazil, continuing a tradition
Canadian Anglicans recorded an extraordinary level of giving in 2005 to the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund, responding generously during “the year of the
Even a simple trip like a family vacation needs a destination, a map, a vehicle to get there and an evaluation. (“Next time, let’s not
The main dormitory building at the former Anglican Indian residential school in La Tuque, Que., which had fallen into disrepair, was demolished in early February.
The Anglican Journal’s annual fundraising appeal collected a record total of $638,000 in 2005, smashing the previous record, $505,000 in 2001. “Our readers continue to
St. Jude’s Anglican Cathedral in Iqaluit, Nunavut – known as the “igloo” church for its distinctive dome-and-spire shape – has been declared structurally unsafe following
Left: Archdeacon Michael Pollesel, incoming general secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada; Bishop Lloyd Allen of Honduras; Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate of the Anglican
Fidelity, a 10-year-old Canadian Anglican group that supported a theological and doctrinal approach to same-sex issues, has voted to disband. Rev. Dean Mercer, rector at
Bruce Feiler is on the move again. In his 2001 book, Walking the Bible (now also a television mini-series on the U.S. Public Broadcasting System),
Mavis Pickett is a standup comic and wedding co-ordinator at Holy Trinity Cathedral in New Westminster, B.C. Have you heard the one about … the
Winnipeg’s St. John’s College has no intention of selling its rare Bible. St. John’s College, a small Anglican college located on the University of Manitoba’s
Bishops and chancellors of Canada’s 30 Anglican dioceses have expressed “strong support” for the revised Indian residential schools settlement agreement and are prepared to endorse
Tun Tun Naing, from the Church of Myanmar, meets with Ian Gibbs, British Columbia’s youth ministries co-ordinator, and Karen Hogg, chair of British Columbia’s companion
ACIP co-chair Rev. Gloria Moses Bishops and chancellors of Canada’s 30 Anglican dioceses have expressed “strong support” for the revised Indian residential schools settlement agreement
The demolition on Nov. 9 of a derelict building at the North Caribou Lake First Nation in northern Ontario was a symbol of healing for
Canada’s 30 Anglican dioceses are under pressure to approve a revised Indian residential schools settlement agreement with the federal government by Jan. 30, 2006, although
St. John’s College, a small Anglican college located on the University of Manitoba’s campus in Winnipeg, has discovered it owns a half-million-dollar book: a first
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