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Archbishop Bernard Ntahoturi, former primate of Burundi, with Archbishop of Canterbury Jusin Welby. Photo: LamPal

International News

New Director for the Anglican Centre, Rome

Anglican Communion News Service March 20, 2017

Photo: Church of Ireland

International News

Cathedral bells to ring out in solidarity with refugees

Anglican Communion News Service March 14, 2017

The Anglican primates of Oceania pose with staff during their meeting in Tweed Heads, New South Wales. Photo: Archbishop Philip Freier

International News

Anglican primates of Oceania speak out on climate change

Anglican Communion News Service March 7, 2017

International News

Ashes for atrocities

Fred Hiltz March 6, 2017

The memorial window in St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church, Ottawa, the only work to be found in Canada by Irish stained glass artist Wilhelmina Geddes, is widely regarded as her masterpiece. Photo: Wilhelmina Geddes: Life and Work, Four Courts Dublin Press

Arts and Culture

The little-known ‘greatest stained glass artist of our time’

Patricia Robertson February 27, 2017

Sarah Nyawar and her two-year-old child Nyamule Thuokhok, who is suffering from anemia and severe malnutrition, at the malnutrition ward of the clinic run by the International Medical Corps in the U.N. Protection of Civilians site in Juba, South Sudan. Photo: © UNICEF/UN053460/Gonzalez Farran

International News

PWRDF launches appeal for famine relief in South Sudan

Tali Folkins February 24, 2017

St. Saviour's church, in Acre, northern Israel, will be a beacon of hope and faith, says Episcopal diocese of Jerusalem Archbishop Suheil Dawani in his sermon. Photo: Diocese of Jerusalem

International News

Jerusalem archbishop rededicates Israeli church closed for nearly 80 years

Anglican Communion News Service February 24, 2017

The rise of far-right politics offers a challenge that can be overcome with the right practices, values and spirit, says Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. File photo: Keith Blundy/Aegies Associates/Lambeth Palace

International News

Welby calls on churches to be part of ‘reimagining’ a new Britain

Anglican Communion News Service February 14, 2017

International News

Welby, Orthodox Patriarch pledge to fight modern slavery

Tali Folkins February 10, 2017

International News

In the bleak midwinter, Standing Rock Episcopal ministry is changing

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service February 1, 2017

Protesters express their displeasure with the Trump administration’s policies. Photo: Joe Piette

International News

Anglican Mission Agencies united against US immigration changes

Anglican Communion News Service February 1, 2017

International News

Holocaust Memorial Day: Welby warns against ‘collusion with evil’

Gavin Drake/ACNS January 27, 2017

Minnesota Episcopalians made their presence known at one of approximately 600 "Sister Marches" Jan. 21 outside the state capitol in St. Paul. Photo: LeeAnne Watkins

International News

Women’s Marches: ‘Episcopal Church is Here’ and ‘Cares About This’

Pat McCaughan, Episcopal News Service January 25, 2017

“I didn’t think at the beginning of my ministry that I would ever see women in the episcopate, but you had to keep believing,” says Bishop Joanna Penberthy, the first woman to be ordained bishop in the Church of Wales. Photo: Church in Wales

International News

Cheers as Wales ordains first woman bishop

Anglican Communion News Service January 23, 2017

The sign outside Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Hilltown, Pennsylvania, invites people to stop in for prayer on Inauguration Day. Photo: Good Shepherd Episcopal Church via Facebook

International News

Episcopalians approach Donald Trump’s inauguration with prayer

Episcopal News Service January 20, 2017

Austin Cooke, who has walked the Camino de Santiago nine times, is a self-described “Caminoholic.” Photo: Contributed

International News

Pack light, and be open to the road: Lessons from a medieval pilgrimage route

Tali Folkins January 19, 2017

Possible site for a planned $5 million Anglican Centre in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Photo: Contributed

International News

Anglican Centre for Camino pilgrims to include chapel, guest rooms

Tali Folkins January 19, 2017

Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United States of America this Friday, Jan. 20. Photo: Gino Santa Maria/Shutterstock

International News

Episcopal leaders address church’s part in Trump’s inauguration

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service January 16, 2017

The Little Free Library out front of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Hurst, Texas, has become an unexpected outreach ministry. Photo: Mary Frances Schjonberg/Episcopal News Service

International News

Reinventing St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in shopping center took ‘a lot of miracles’

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service January 6, 2017

Locusts for sale in the village of Betioky, Southern Madagascar. Due to food shortages a trade in locusts has developed, despite the fact that they can be toxic. Photo: Todd A. MacGrego

International News

Starving communities in Africa reduced to eating toxic locusts

Anglican Communion News Service December 19, 2016

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