Education plan rules tightened
Marites N. Sison
June 1, 2005
Mississauga, Ont. Effective July 1, employees who are part of the national church’s Continuing Education Plan (CEP) must prove that any course they plan to
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Mississauga, Ont. Effective July 1, employees who are part of the national church’s Continuing Education Plan (CEP) must prove that any course they plan to
Billboard of Mao Zedong hovers over Christian woman with Bible. Beijing It is not quite a church yet but this Sunday (as in any given
Members of the Council of General Synod (CoGS) pondered how the Canadian church should be represented at this month’s meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison celebrates his first year as primate of the Anglican Church of Canada this month and, in an interview, cited a “rebuilding of
Iqaluit’s igloo-shaped St. Jude’s Cathedral is home to many Arctic artifacts, including this lectern, which is shaped like an upturned sled. Arctic bishop Andrew Atagotaaluk
Forty-one women from 27 Anglican provinces have called on the Anglican Consultative Council to implement its goal of 30 per cent representation of women in
Expenses at General Synod, the national office of the Anglican Church of Canada, need to be cut by $415,000 or additional revenues need to be
As the church’s governing council prepares to meet this month to consider a weighty request from primates of the Anglican Communion, a national church committee
To avoid a drawn-out and costly legal battle, the priests and parishioners of two parishes in the diocese of New Westminster who left the Anglican
Retirement will give Archdeacon Jim Boyles more time to spend with grandchildren Isaac (left) and Xander. A practiced administrator and negotiator, one colleague describes Mr.
Archbishop Rowan Williams, who met Pope John Paul II in 2003, called the Roman Catholic leader’s last days "a lived sermon." Anglicans around the world
The children of sex-trade workers in Jessore, Bangladesh, receive an education through a project newly supported by PWRDF. The aim of the initiative is to
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, the Canadian primate, and Archdeacon Paul Feheley, his principal secretary, walk the grounds of Dromantine Conference Centre near Newry, Northern Ireland. Asking
Sanja Pecelj, who spent 441 days in sanctuary in a Halifax church, returned to Canada after spending six months in Mexico awaiting a decision from
A montage through the decades shows the various incarnations of the Anglican Journal. In early January, more than 130 years ago, Canadian Anglicans were pondering
The church’s poorest dioceses have agreed to provide remuneration to non-stipendiary (unpaid) priests in their dioceses working in excess of 10 hours each week, bucking
A series of burglaries at 80 Hayden, the Anglican Church of Canada’s new office in Toronto, has prompted national church officials to tighten security in
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate (national bishop) of the Anglican Church of Canada, has urged people to remember the Holocaust saying ongoing conflicts in places like
Archdeacon William Portman of Regina has donated his theological library to the Airahu Rural Training Centre, at the diocese of Malaita, Church of Melanesia in
The diocesan council of New Westminster has approved the appointments of new wardens and priests-in-charge at two parishes whose rectors have left the Anglican Church
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