Clergy well-being a priority
This is the second in a series of articles examining the five priorities for the church identified last year by General Synod. The enormous changes
This is the second in a series of articles examining the five priorities for the church identified last year by General Synod. The enormous changes
Negotiations with the federal government concerning the native residential schools crisis continued in March and April, but no progress was reported. Anglican negotiators, including General
In this vintage publicity image, Charlton Heston as Moses appears to smash the Ten Commandments and part the Red Sea simultaneously. AH, EASTER – bunnies,
Kairos executive director Pat Steenberg’s challenge is to find a way to meld 10 groups into one. Pat Steenberg’s office at Kairos is all dangling
Bishop Peter Mason, of the diocese of Ontario, has announced he will retire at the end of September. Last fall, he said, he realized his
Halifax The Joint Anglican Lutheran Commission is seeking submissions for a common logo to be used when the two churches participate in “full communion” events.
Anglican negotiators again met federal representatives in the Office of Indian Residential Schools Resolution last month, seeking ways to limit the legal liability of the
Despite recent moves toward closer relations between Anglicans and Roman Catholics, a major Catholic youth event scheduled for July in Toronto will apparently have little
Sister Tabitha A Syrian Orthodox nun is currently studying theology and English in Toronto, courtesy of the Anglican Foundation’s Scholarship of St. Basil the Great.
The Anglican church, under serious financial pressure, has opened separate negotiations with the federal government on liability over native residential schools. This has resulted in
The Anglican Church of Canada’s Continuing Education Plan will no longer offer clergy and lay members free subscriptions to the quarterly magazine Practice of Ministry
Aboriginal Anglican clergy want the house of bishops to discuss why about 90 per cent of them are unpaid, compared to about 13 per cent
The Anglican Church of Canada’s governing body, General Synod, has completed the long-planned sale of its three-storey building in downtown Toronto, netting $3.65 million, and
The federal government and churches involved in native residential schools negotiations are now wrangling over who should pay for “alternate dispute resolution” processes and whether
The Anglican Church of Canada’s 10-year-old healing fund, established to address social and personal problems of native Canadians, has received a $50,000 grant from the
Christmas boxes, long-distance phone cards and ship christenings – all have been part of the ministry of the Mission to Seafarers in the past year,
A General Synod benefit fund that reimburses clergy and lay employees for educational costs is not vulnerable to residential schools litigation, according to legal opinions
Anglican Archbishop Michael Peers asks the congregation at All Saints’ Cathedral to affirm Anglican/Lutheran full communion. Edmonton Bishops of the Anglican Church of Canada, at
The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) sponsored a visit to Canada by four residents of the South Pacific archipelago of New Caledonia –
The federal government will pay 70 per cent of proven out-of-court damage settlements related to native residential schools and will not limit churches’ liability in
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