Epiphanies

‘Enough’ is enough

The Rev. Maggie Helwig December 10, 2019

St. Matthew’s Church, Kingfisher Lake First Nation Photo: Anglican Video

Epiphanies

Something we can’t afford to miss

Mark MacDonald December 10, 2019

Epiphanies

Tough talk

Archbishop Linda Nicholls December 10, 2019

Epiphanies

Trimming our sails

Matthew Townsend December 10, 2019

Epiphanies

Debt in interfaith perspective

Matthew Townsend December 2, 2019

Epiphanies

2018 Anglican Journal Appeal raises $474,489

Joelle Kidd September 12, 2019

Epiphanies

Anglican Journal launches digital magazine ‘Epiphanies’

Matthew Townsend August 12, 2019

Processing of oilsands in Alberta. Photo: Russ Heinl

Epiphanies

Anglican Voices: Living as ecological refugees

Vivian Seegers August 9, 2019

Epiphanies

‘Nothing’s like it used to be’

Matthew Townsend August 9, 2019

Epiphanies

Ten ways to green your church without breaking the bank

Tali Folkins August 9, 2019

One parish’s green audit called on it to switch from using Styrofoam cups. But in the end the parish decided against this, Rois says, because they felt the Styrofoam cups were “part of their congregational culture.” Photo: Redcom Productions

Epiphanies

Climate change in the North

Matthew Puddister August 9, 2019

Epiphanies

How to plant a pollinator garden

Joelle Kidd August 9, 2019

The Rev. Sheilagh Ashworth keeps three essential items with her: her hive tool, her pen knife and an oil stock, for anointing. Photo: Saskia Rowley

Epiphanies

General Synod passes environmental justice resolutions

Matthew Townsend August 9, 2019

Floodwaters menace a house beside the Ottawa River in Gatineau, Quebec, May 2017. Once again this spring, the Ottawa area was subjected this spring to record-setting floods. photo: Clarke Colin/Shutterstock

Epiphanies

‘Ten months away from the next flood’: deluge now a fact of life, Ottawa-area priests say

Tali Folkins August 9, 2019

Epiphanies

Global danger, spiritual danger

Mark MacDonald August 9, 2019

Epiphanies

No hiding place

Archbishop Linda Nicholls August 9, 2019

From regular flooding in Miami to unprecedented fires in the Arctic, climate change is making itself known everywhere. meunierd/shutterstock

Epiphanies

And all who live in it

Matthew Townsend August 9, 2019

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Epiphanies

‘Enough’ is enough

Something we can’t afford to miss

Tough talk

Trimming our sails

Debt in interfaith perspective

2018 Anglican Journal Appeal raises $474,489

Anglican Journal launches digital magazine ‘Epiphanies’

Anglican Voices: Living as ecological refugees

‘Nothing’s like it used to be’

Ten ways to green your church without breaking the bank

O greenest church?

Climate change in the North

How to plant a pollinator garden

For the love of bees

General Synod passes environmental justice resolutions

‘Ten months away from the next flood’: deluge now a fact of life, Ottawa-area priests say

Global danger, spiritual danger

No hiding place

And all who live in it