Primate reaches out with Web casts
Marites N. Sison
March 1, 2005
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison gestures during the taping of his fifth Web cast, videos broadcast on www.anglican.ca. About 4,000 people from 31 countries have viewed the
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Archbishop Andrew Hutchison gestures during the taping of his fifth Web cast, videos broadcast on www.anglican.ca. About 4,000 people from 31 countries have viewed the
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison has expressed hope that the primates’ meeting, which he was scheduled to attend in Belfast Feb. 20-26, would have a “moderating influence”
Volunteers in Mission (VIM), the Anglican Church of Canada program that sends Canadians to work with overseas partners, has been on an upswing lately, after
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
Bishop Duleep de Chickera of Colombo said the long-term needs of Sri Lanka will include restoring local economies. Anglicans across Canada, deeply affected by the
Malcolm (Baldy) Wilson rolls out the dough that will be stuffed with potato and cheese. Henry and Mae Maki know the ingredients by heart: five
Church leaders were scheduled to meet anew with embattled Immigration Minister Judy Sgro on Dec. 10 to clarify their position on a “confidential offer” for
Mississauga, Ont. The Council of General Synod (CoGS) averted division in the house when movers of a resolution endorsing the Lambeth Commission’s call for a
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, the Canadian primate (right, pictured with Rev. Melvin Cook of Tataskweyak Cree Nation in Manitoba) has assured aboriginal people of his commitment
The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) board of directors has approved in principle the adoption of a mission-based investing (MBI) approach to its
A Palestinian woman and her child shopping on the streets of Nablus amid posters praising Palestinian martyrs and prisoners. A member of the Anglican Peace
The diocese of Niagara’s approval of same-sex blessings during its November synod has caused a rupture in its relationship with local Roman Catholics. The Roman
It all began with a dream whose meaning Clara Loweth Reeves, then eight years old, could not fathom. In Clara’s dream more than a year
Three parishes in the diocese of Calgary are being disestablished next year because they have been “unable to maintain their viability and parochial status,” according
To help build awareness of HIV/AIDS issues in First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, especially among women, the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF)
Edmonton Number crunchers and members of the Council of the North narrowly averted a crisis here at their recent meeting, reaching a tentative compromise after
Apologies from the diocese of New Westminster and the Episcopal Church of the United States (ECUSA) for the “deep offence” their decisions regarding sexuality have
Donald Harvey, who will retire as bishop of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador at the end of this month, has accepted an offer to become an
The scourge of HIV-AIDS remains in South Africa, with new infections emerging even among grandparents who are often not adequately protected when they care for
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