Cafe-style conversations at CoGS
Marites N. Sison
May 25, 2012
Members of the Council of General Synod (CoGS) discussed issues facing the church using a popular method of dialogue known as “World Cafe.” Photo: Marites
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Members of the Council of General Synod (CoGS) discussed issues facing the church using a popular method of dialogue known as “World Cafe.” Photo: Marites
The Rev. Maggie Helwig, curate at St. Timothy’s North Toronto, and the Rev. Andrea Budgey, the Humphreys Chaplain at Trinity College and the University of
William Swinimer’s church has posted the TV stories about his suspension on YouTube. Christians and non-Christians alike are weighing in on whether or not Nova
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“I want to emphasize that the church in Moosonee is not shutting down,” Bishop Tom Corston said. Photo: Art Babych The diocese of Moosonee will
The new St. Jude’s Cathedral will be completed and formally turned over to the Arctic diocese on May 1. Photo: Diocese of the Arctic The
First Nations groups opposing the Enbridge project point to the catastrophic effect a pipeline rupture or tanker spill would have on land, water and wild
Bishop Benjamin Arreak, translation team coordinator, and Hartmut Wiens, director of translations, Canadian Bible Society. Photo: Marites N. Sison This June, Inuit living in the
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) is expecting more than 2,000 survivors of residential schools to share their experiences at its first regional event April 13-14 in Victoria, B.C.
Dr. Merry Mia-Clamor, a former political detainee, speaks about the human rights situation in the Philippines. Photo: Marites N. Sison Three Filipino human rights advocates
According to Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, “faithful reporting” contained in the Feb. 24 interim report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) calls for “continued cooperation” among churches involved in the tragic legacy of the residential schools.
Archbishop Rowan Williams receives a warm welcome at Kibera, Nairobi, during a recent visit to Anglican churches in Africa. Photo: archbishopofcanterbury.org The Archbishop of Canterbury,
( L to R) Anglicans Roselind Halder, Bangladesh; JoAnn Todd, Canada; Claudette Kigeme, Burundi; and June Nderitu, Kenya, prepare a statement at the 56th Commission
J.H. Clyne Harradence, who provided legal counsel to the Anglican Church of Canada for 42 years and yet never once sent a bill, died on
Parenting can be the most rewarding but also the most challenging job in the world, says Elaine Young, shown here with her teenage daughter, Emma.
First Nations communities want “free, prior and informed consent,” says Bishop Mark MacDonald. Photo: Michael Hudson for General Synod Communications The Anglican Church of Canada
My Three Sons: The Rev. Rob Murray, rector of Pinawa Christian Fellowship with Fr. Jose Montepeque of the Roman Catholic parish (far left) and the
The diocese of Toronto synod has approved two motions on human sexuality, neither of which changes its current experimental guidelines limiting same-gender blessings to about
-National Indigenous Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald Photo: Norm Casey Saying that a “pastoral crisis” can no longer be ignored in indigenous communities struggling with suicide,
The Rev. Canon Virginia “Ginny” Doctor, a Mohawk from the Six Nations and canon to the ordinary for the Episcopal diocese of Alaska, is the
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