Cheryl Curtis, executive director of The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF), is resigning effective end of February, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the
The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) is sending $50,000 to the Episcopal diocese of Haiti, which has been caring for about 23,000 Haitians
The most immediate and useful way to help millions of Haitians affected by the devastating Jan. 12 earthquake is still through cash donations, an aid
Chateauguay, Montreal National Anglican Indigenous Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald has urged the Anglican Church of Canada to “find other ways to be church,” especially among
Encouraged by the success of its advertisements in the Toronto Star, the Anglican diocese of Toronto is getting ready to have more published.The ads, which
If all goes according to plan, aboriginal parishes in the diocese of Keewatin’s Northern Ontario region will have their own area bishop by March 6.
“What do we say in Easter?” the Rev. Yves Eugene Joseph asked worshippers who on Sunday, Jan. 17, packed Eglise de la Nativite, a modest
Chateauguay, Montreal The Primatial Review Task Force will not recommend a return to a model of primacy that existed before 1969, in which the primate
Chateauguay, Montreal The Canadian House of Bishops has approved a resolution recommending that the final text of the proposed Anglican Communion Covenant be presented for
Chateauguay, MontrealArchbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, has accepted an invitation to lead the Canadian delegation to the 2010 World Religions
Chateauguay, Montreal There is “general pessimism” among bishops of the Anglican Church of Canada about the potential for “any clear resolution” of the divisive issue
Expect a massive education campaign about the residential schools and the work of healing and reconciliation with aboriginal people to roll out in the Anglican, United and Presbyterian churches in the coming months.
Orillia, Ont.“What would you do if they came for your kids?” This, at the simplest level, is the question non-aboriginal Canadians can ask themselves to
This Advent, Canadian Anglicans are being invited to send a Christmas card as a show of solidarity to the new bishop of Harare, Chad Gandiya/Bishop
(L to R): U.S. Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, Archdeacon Michael Pollesel, and Archbishop Fred Hiltz. A new bishop will be appointed for the Episcopal
Anglicans Alyson Hari-Singh and Jean Koning will help raise awareness about the legacy of the residential schools and the work of the Truth and Reconciliation
The federal government has decided to cut $7 million in funding to KAIROS, a Canadian ecumenical justice organization that advocates for the rights of marginalized
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITY Jane Scanlon, stewardship officer for the diocese of Ottawa. The diocesan synod of Ottawa has approved a proposal that will “essentially synchronize” its
Niagara Falls, Ont. The Anglican Church of Canada is “committed to walking together” with the rest of the Anglican Communion, two pastoral visitors commissioned by
“We need your prayers,” says Bishop Chad Gandiya, diocese of Harare, Zimbabwe. Niagara Falls, Ont. The Anglican diocese of Harare continues to face challenges related
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