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The Community of St. Anselm invites young Christians to spend “a year in God’s time at Lambeth Palace. Photo: Fæ/Wikimedia Commons

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Young Christians invited to spend a year at Lambeth Palace

André Forget March 2, 2015

Funding constraints forced the World Food Program to suspend rations to refugees in Egypt in early December. An emergency fundraising campaign allowed the WFP to resume distribution of food vouchers, but in 2015, the WFP was again forced to reduce their monthly value from US$24 to US$16. Photo: World Food Programme

International News

PWRDF sends extra money to Egypt for Syrian refugees

Anglican Journal Staff February 25, 2015

Bishops from across the Global Anglican Communion will share “actions and theologies” that can helpfully respond to climate change. Photo: Mark VanOvermeire/Shutterstock

International News

Eco-bishops’ gather in Cape Town for climate summit

André Forget February 23, 2015

The primate has assured Coptic Christians in Canada of the Anglican Church of Canada's prayers for the Egyptian Coptic Christians executed in Libya. Photo: Dudva/Wikimedia Commons

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Anglican leaders express solidarity with Coptic Church

Anglican Journal Staff February 20, 2015

Using a solar drier and a peeling-and-grinding machine, Aby Ndao processes grains into maize, millet products, bissap powder, coffee blends and flour mixtures in Kaolack, Senegal. She used two loans from the Union des Institutions Mutualistes Communautaires d’Epargne et de Crédit (U-IMCEC) in 2011 to expand her business, which now has five employees. Photo: Jan Groenewold

International News

Microfinance group offers RRSPs

Leigh Anne Williams February 18, 2015

Jair Melchior, Denmark’s Chief Rabbi, consoles a woman at a memorial site for victims of the deadly attacks in front of a synagogue in Krystalgade (Crystal Street) in central Copenhagen. Photo: Leonhard Foeger/Reuters

International News

Welby calls for prayer in wake of terror attacks

Anglican Journal Staff February 18, 2015

The Lenten season, which starts on Ash Wednesday, is traditionally observed as a period of fasting, prayer and reflection on the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus. Photo: Bakhur Nick

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An online journey into Lent

Anglican Journal Staff February 17, 2015

A Syrian refugee girl sits with her brother at a makeshift shelter in Bar Elias, a town in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. Photo: Mohamed Azakir/Reuters

International News

Confusion over Syrian refugee sponsorships

Leigh Anne Williams February 3, 2015

American author and blogger Rachel Held Evans and Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby take part in the Trinity Institute’s conference on economic inequality. Photo: Leah Reddy

International News

Inequality as injustice

Leigh Anne Williams January 28, 2015

Christians are called to speak out against wrongs and injustice on all sides, always being concerned “with the least of these,” as Jesus said in Matthew 25, says Cornel West, author of The Rich and the Rest of Us. Photo: Leah Reddy

International News

Welby’s and West’s recipes for justice

Leigh Anne Williams January 26, 2015

Marchers hold panels depicting the eyes of Charlie Hebdo editor Stephane Charbonnier, who was among the 17 killed by gunmen who opened fire at the satirical newspaper’s headquarters in Paris on Jan. 7. Photo: Charles Platiau/Reuters

International News

Freedom of expression vs. religious sensibilities: What’s the balance?

Diana Swift January 26, 2015

Jeff Halper, co-founder and director of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions, says his group has helped rebuild 187 Palestinian homes that were destroyed by Israel. He describes the work as political resistance not humanitarian aid. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

International News

Two-state solution is over, says Israeli activist

Leigh Anne Williams January 23, 2015

Earthquake survivors living in a transitional shelter in St. Matthieu, Haiti. Photo: Simon Chambers (2011)

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Haiti quake anniversary an ‘opportunity for thanksgiving’

Anglican Journal Staff January 9, 2015

Diocese of Maryland Bishop Suffragan Heather Cook was involved in a fatal car accident with a cyclist on Dec. 27. Photo: Richard Schori

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Disciplinary process begins for Maryland suffragan in fatal accident

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service January 8, 2015

A woman holds a placard, Je Suis Charlie (I am Charlie), during a vigil that paid tribute to the victims of an attack by gunmen at the offices of Charlie Hebdo in Paris. Photo: Stefan Wermuth/Reuters

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Religious leaders condemn Paris attack

Anglican Journal Staff January 7, 2015

Edward Mason, head of responsible investment for the Church of England, with Henriette Thompson, director of public witness for social and ecological justice for the Anglican Church of Canada. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

International News

Ethical investment: ‘not just avoiding the bad’

Leigh Anne Williams January 5, 2015

Boys run in the Zatari refugee camp in Jordan. There are more than 620,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan. Lebanon and Turkey are each sheltering more than a million. Photo: ACT Alliance

International News

Canada ‘not doing enough’ for Syrian refugees

Leigh Anne Williams December 23, 2014

The resumption of US-Cuban relations "abounds in hope for a movement from hostility to hospitality, embargo to engagement, alienation to accompaniment," says the Metropolitan Council of Cuba. File photo: Ali Symons/General Synod Communications

International News

Council praises ‘courageous leadership’ of Obama, Castro

André Forget December 23, 2014

At his annual meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth Palace, Archbishop Fred Hiltz spoke about the Commission on the Marriage Canon and about reconciliation between indigenous and non-indigenous Anglicans. Photo: Tony Hisgett/Wikimedia.

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Hiltz and Welby discuss marriage canon, reconciliation

André Forget December 22, 2014

General Synod will decide whether to approve a motion to change the marriage canon when it meets in 2016.

International News

Anglican Communion body urges church not to change marriage policy

André Forget December 19, 2014

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