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Faith communities show solidarity in wake of graffiti attacks

Art Babych November 21, 2016

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby in a video for Getting More Out of the Bible online Advent course. Photo: ChurchNext

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Archbishop of Canterbury in online Advent course

Gavin Drake/ACNS November 21, 2016

General Synod prolocutor Cynthia Haines-Turner fields questions about CoGS' responsibility to encourage provinces and dioceses to discuss the marriage canon with planning and agenda team co-chair the Rev. Karen Egan (right). Photo: André Forget

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CoGS approves plans to enable same-sex marriage discussion

André Forget November 20, 2016

(L to R): Christ Church Cathedral dean, Shane Parker, Senator Murray Sinclair and Ottawa Bishop John Chapman, diocese of Ottawa, pose for a photo at the Cathedral Arts dinner lecture Nov. 14. Photo: Art Babych

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‘Forces at play’ threaten reconciliation in Canada

Art Babych November 17, 2016

Protesters from the Standing Rock camp face off against police outside the governor’s residence in Bismarck, N.D. Photo: Laurel Dykstra

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Peace and violence at Standing Rock

André Forget November 16, 2016

Vandals used a black magic marker to write “Trump Nation Whites Only” on the back of a sign advertising the weekly Spanish-language mass at Church of Our Saviour in Silver Spring, Maryland. The hate speech was discovered early on the morning of Nov. 13. Photo: Facebook

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Episcopal churches in Maryland, Indiana vandalized with hate speech

Lynette Wilson, Episcopal News Service November 15, 2016

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Applications invited from bishops for post of director of the Anglican Centre in Rome

Gavin Drake/ACNS November 10, 2016

Archbishop Justin Welby addresses the Council of the Wise in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Photo: Muslim Council of Elders

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Anglican leaders advocate for Christians in Muslim-majority countries

Gavin Drake/ACNS November 7, 2016

The Rev. Stephanie Spellers (middle), canon to the presiding bishop for evangelism and reconciliation, and California Bishop March Andrus, right, join more than 500 interfaith clergy and laity in showing solidarity to opponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Photo: Lynette Wilson/Episcopal News Service

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Peaceful, prayerful solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux

Lynette Wilson, Episcopal News Service November 4, 2016

The Rev. Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows, elected bishop of Indianapolis, is the first African-American to be elected diocesan bishop in The Episcopal Church. Photo: ACNS

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Historic election breaks episcopal barrier for black women

Gavin Drake/ACNS November 4, 2016

Anti-Dakota Access Pipeline “water protectors” lock themselves to construction equipment at Standing Rock. Photo: Desiree Kane/Wikimedia Commons

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National Indigenous bishop joins ‘water protectors’ at Standing Rock

André Forget November 3, 2016

A blind Haitian woman (left) and her friend seek shelter in a church the night Hurricane Matthew struck Haiti October 4. Photo: Khodabande/UNICEF

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PWRDF reassures donors after Red Cross criticized on Haiti

Tali Folkins November 1, 2016

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Seeing God in the world

Rhonda Waters October 25, 2016

(L-R:) Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, of The Episcopal Church (TEC); National Bishop Susan Johnson, of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC); Bishop Elizabeth Eaton, of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA); and Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, at their meeting in Chicago last week. Photo: Will Nunnally/ELCA

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2016 Advent devotions by Anglican, Lutheran heads available soon

Tali Folkins October 24, 2016

Tolling church bells, long a sign of mourning, is meant to remind people of the bombing of homes and hospitals and the suffering of innocent civilians in Aleppo, says Archdeacon Deborah Kraft, rector of St. Paul’s Anglican Church. Photo: Robert Servais

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Bells in Thunder Bay church toll for Aleppo

Harvey Shepherd October 21, 2016

Ann Newton, Hank Williams and Malcolm Newton at Capt. John Pipon’s gravesite at the Old Burial Ground in downtown Fredericton. Photo: Gisele MckNight

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The legacy of Capt. John Pipon

Gisele McKnight October 18, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz describes the invitation to take part in the annual Christmas carol service for seafarers as “a deep honour.” Photo: The General Synod/Anglican Church of Canada

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Hiltz to attend England’s Mission to Seafarers’ Christmas service

Gavin Drake/ACNS October 17, 2016

PWRDF development partner Farida Akhter, founder and director of UBINIG (Policy Research for Development Alternative) based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Photo: Suzanne Rumsey

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Seed bearers

Suzanne Rumsey October 14, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, meets the Pope after ecumenical vespers held at the Basilica of San Gregorio al Celio Oct. 5. Photo: Servizio Fotografico L’Osservatore Romano

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Hiltz: Church unity is ‘for the sake of the world’

André Forget October 13, 2016

Archbishop Paul Kwong, shortly after his election as chair of the Anglican Consultative Council at the ACC-16 meeting in Lusaka in April. Photo: ACNS

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ACC chair sets out his vision for the Communion

Adrian Butcher/ACNS October 13, 2016

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