As part of this issue’s exploration of colonialism and its legacy, the
Anglican Journal spoke with Anishinaabe legal scholar John Borrows,
Canada research chair in Indigenous law at the University of Victoria, where he co-founded the world’s first joint program in Indigenous law and non-Indigenous law.
When the Anglican Journal spoke with Christine Ivy, Tom Hubschmid and Caleb Upton, it became apparent that they had something in common: all three aspiring priests had come to Anglicanism in their adulthood after an upbringing in more evangelical denominations.
Christine Ivy always knew that becoming a priest would mean uncertain career prospects.
When General Synod considers this July whether to allow same-sex marriages in the church, the resolution it will vote on is expected to differ in some respects from the resolution that passed first reading in 2016.
Last November, there was a new leader at the Anglican Church of Canada’s national office: Martha Many Grey Horses had arrived to take up her new role as coordinator of the Anglican Healing Fund, which gives grants to support the recovery of Indigenous people from the Indian Residential School system.
Newfoundland clergy sleep on the floor for furniture bank Clergy in the diocese of eastern Newfoundland and Labrador are planning to spend a night sleeping
The same-sex spouse of Kevin Robertson, area bishop of York-Scarborough in the diocese of Toronto, will go to England at the time of the Lambeth
A research project at the University of Toronto’s Wycliffe College has resulted in the development of a wellness self-assessment tool for people involved in ministry.
The diocese of the Arctic is expected to have three new suffragan bishops-elect after a series of elections this Thursday, March 28—one to replace outgoing suffragan Darren McCartney and the others to fill two newly re-created positions.
The chance discovery of a mysterious artifact in the office of a Toronto church has resulted in speeches, songs and tears of gratitude in a Belgian village—and has left the church’s rector pondering the mysteries of providence.
According to the canons of the Anglican Church of Canada, the primate’s role is to “lead [the church] in discerning and pursuing the mission of God.”
A decade ago, Megan Collings-Moore, archdeacon of Waterloo in the diocese of Huron, was having a hard time.
An officer with the diocese of Qu’Appelle is warning parishes, dioceses and any other church bodies whose website has an online donation feature to make sure it’s protected from fraudulent use.
N.S. church’s parishioners craft 200 quilts for northern babies Up to 200 infants in Nunavut may be sleeping more snugly this winter thanks to the
Hugh Segal is not an Anglican—but you might get that impression, based on his appearances at a series of high-profile church events in recent years.
A former bishop’s residence belonging to the Anglican diocese of Fredericton is serving as a temporary shelter for homeless people in the city this winter—but the city is asking that another place be found for this purpose once the winter is over.
The Rev. Lynne McNaughton, rector of St. Clement’s Anglican Church, North Vancouver, and deputy prolocutor of General Synod, has been elected the 10th bishop of the diocese of Kootenay.
Elyse Goldstein, it seems, is a popular preacher at St. Anne’s Anglican Church, in central Toronto.
A play program for fathers and their young children launched in Saint John, N.B., this fall is the second project in the world to have started under an international Anglican-Roman Catholic partnership for mission.
Camino Nova Scotia is offered through the continuing education division of Halifax’s Atlantic School of Theology (AST)—but it’s not your typical seminary course.
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