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Archbishop Fred Hitz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, at the closing worship of General Synod 2016. Photo: Art Babych

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Primate calls for humility, ‘patience’ after marriage vote

Tali Folkins July 14, 2016

The Anglican Church of Canada “punches above its weight” when it comes to refugee work, William Postma, recently appointed director of The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF), tells General Synod. Photo: Art Babych

International News

Canadian Anglicans sponsor 1,750 refugees since September

Tali Folkins July 13, 2016

Niagara Bishop Michael Bird says Anglican conventions allow a diocesan bishop to “exercise episcopal authority” to permit liturgies that “respond to pastoral needs within their dioceses.” Photo: Art Babych

International News

Niagara, Ottawa to offer same-sex marriages; Toronto to consider

Tali Folkins July 12, 2016

The big challenge for the Anglican Church of Brazil is bearing witness “to the gospel of Jesus Christ in a society that is living a serious crisis,” says Archbishop Francisco de Assis da Silva. Photo: Tali Folkins

International News

Witnessing the gospel in a time of crisis

Tali Folkins July 11, 2016

U.S. Presiding Bishop Michael Curry says the recent violence in America has left him with a "deep sadness." But, he adds, "we've got work to do." Photo: Art Babych

International News

‘Jesus doesn’t allow us the option of self-righteousness’

André Forget July 11, 2016

Saskatchewan Bishop and Council of the North chair Michael Hawkins highlights one challenge facing the council: 134 of its 295 clergy are unpaid. Photo: Art Babych

International News

Northern dioceses enjoying upsurge in partnerships with South

Tali Folkins July 10, 2016

Suzanne Lawson and Edmonton Bishop Jane Alexander share their experiences at the April 2016 meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council in Lusaka, Zambia. Photo: Art Babych

International News

Get involved in networks of the Anglican Communion, GS 2016 urged

Ben Graves July 10, 2016

Canon Richard LeSueur, a former lecturer at St. George's College in Jerusalem and a member of the advisory council of the Canadian Companions of the Diocese of Jerusalem.

International News

Anglicans in Middle East need your support, General Synod told

Tali Folkins July 9, 2016

Bishop Griselda Delgado del Carpio addresses synod while Canon Stuart Pike, diocese of Niagara, prepares to translate. Photo: Art Babych

International News

Cuban church continues to grow, says bishop

André Forget July 9, 2016

Cynthia Haines-Turner, of the diocese of Western Newfoundland, has served as deputy prolocutor since 2013. Photo: Art Babych

International News

Haines-Turner, McNaughton new prolocutor and deputy prolocutor

Tali Folkins July 8, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz sprinkles the gathering with holy water in a rite of blessing known as asperges, at the opening Eucharist of the 41st General Synod. Photo: Art Babych

International News

General Synod opening worship confronts difficult questions

André Forget July 7, 2016

The Rev. Ellen Bruce, of Old Crow, Yukon, a widely respected spiritual leader among the Gwich'in people, will be recognized-along with other Indigenous trailblazers in the church-at a display booth at General Synod. Photo: Mike Thomas/Yukon News

International News

Bruce confirmed as first Indigenous Anglican woman priest

Tali Folkins July 6, 2016

Michelle Bull introduces Resolution C003 to amend the marriage canon. Photo: Art Babych

International News

Resolution C003: The inside story

André Forget July 6, 2016

International News

The church at its worst, or best?

ajadmin July 4, 2016

Some of the 24 bishops and support staff pose for a group photo in Accra, Ghana, at the 7th Consultation of Anglican Bishops in Dialogue. Photo: Courtesy of Paul Feheley

International News

Bishops’ consultation helps keep Communion together, says Hiltz

André Forget June 30, 2016

The baptism site at Qasr-al-Yahud, on the West Bank of the River Jordan, photographed from the baptism site at Al-Maghtas, on the Jordanian side. The site was re-opened in 2011 but access to the nearby churches remained out of bounds because of the existence of around 4,000 mines. Photo: Wikimedia / High Contrast

International News

Delight at de-mining operation at site of Jesus’ Baptism

Gavin Drake/ACNS June 30, 2016

Bullet holes are seen on a window at Turkey's Ataturk International Airport after the June 29 attack. Photo: Deepspace/Shutterstock

International News

Primate calls for prayers in wake of Istanbul bombing

Tali Folkins June 29, 2016

Diane Moore, director of Harvard Divinity School’s Religious Literacy Project and the lead scholar of its free online course series. Photo: Kristie Welsh/Harvard Divinity School

International News

Harvard launches free online course on world religions

Tali Folkins June 28, 2016

An interfaith vigil for victims of the Orlando shooting held June 12 in Houston, Texas. Photo: Ashton Woods/Wikimedia Commons

International News

Will Orlando be our moment of reckoning?

Natasha Brubaker Garrison June 17, 2016

The Anglican Communion’s spymaster general? Archbishop David Moxon, director of the Anglican Centre in Rome, reads a lesson during a special service of choral evensong at Westminster Abbey, marking the centre’s 50th anniversary. Photo: The Dean and Chapter of Westminster Abbey

International News

The Anglican Communion’s spymaster general

Anglican Communion News Service June 16, 2016

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