Mississauga, Ont. Primates of the Anglican Communion should not be allowed to become ex-officio members of the Anglican Consultative Council (ACC), the Council of General
Archdeacon Michael F. Pollesel takes up new position in February. Mississauga, Ont. Archdeacon Michael F. Pollesel, interim executive officer from the Kingston-based diocese of Ontario,
Organizers of a demonstration arranged 8,000 candles in the shape of Africa in a square in Berne, Switzerland on World AIDS Day, Dec. 1. From
Mississauga, Ont.Council of General Synod (CoGS) has approved a resolution that “affirms and supports” the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples (ACIP) as it prepares to
A cradle Anglican, Adrienne Clarkson said not one Canadian young person ever asked about her faith during her visits across Canada as governor general. Churches,
Funds are still urgently needed to assist hundreds of thousands of survivors of the massive earthquake that hit villages in the border area between India
A meeting of Anglican provinces from the southern hemisphere concluded their gathering by releasing a communiqué stating that they “see no evidence” that the Anglican
Assemble a box of old dress-up clothes and accessories from mom’s, dad’s, aunts’ and uncle’ closets. Excited about celebrating Christmas but can’t face the prospect
A new life and hope for some, frustration and uncertainty for others mark the lives of survivors a year after the deadly tsunami that struck
The compensation package announced Nov. 23 by Deputy Prime Minister Anne McLellan offers “every eligible” former Indian residential school student up to $30,000 each in
Marjorie Pearsall (left) holds a pillar candle used by St. Mary Magdalene church in Picton, Ont., as a permanent peace candle. The parish, including parishioners
Makeshift altar at the ruins of Church of the Redeemer, in Biloxi, Miss. The congregation held a service the weekend after the hurricane. When Camille
The Council of the North voted to join the Tataskweyak Cree Nation, a native community in Manitoba, in “advocating for the establishment of a national
The Anglican Journal, along with other members of the Canadian Church Press (CCP) and Magazines Canada, a lobby group of mainstream Canadian magazines, are protesting
Bishop Mvume Dandala urged Canadian churches to condemn corruption in the developing world. Bishop Mvume Dandala, general secretary of the All Africa Conference of Churches
Artists Fiel dos Santos (left) and Kester, admire their work on the Tree of Life. The finished tree, made entirely out of guns such as
The Council of the North, anticipating a further erosion of support grants from the national church in the future and a worst case scenario of
A window with the welcoming image of Jesus that once hung in the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Biloxi, Miss., somehow survived Hurricane Katrina
Recovering drug addicts at a rehabilitation centre run by the Amity Foundation, a church-run NGO. Kunming Some had their hands outstretched as though imploring, others
Young boy at Tiananmen Square, now a favourite family haunt. Kunming, otherwise known as the “City of Eternal Spring” is by far the most colourful
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