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Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and Archbishop Fred Hiltz met for two hours at the convent of Sisters of St. John the Divine in Toronto. Photo: Michael Hudson

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Welby explains gays and violence in Africa remarks

ajadmin April 9, 2014

(Left to right) Cynthia Herrera and Emily Fe Honoridez chat with Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby as their co-workers Margaret Davidson, Evelyn Hinchcliffe, Kathy Edgar and Teresa Mandricks wait to welcome him to the national offices of the Anglican Church of Canada in Toronto. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

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Welbys visit Canadian offices

Leigh Anne Williams April 8, 2014

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The Canterbury visits

ajadmin April 7, 2014

The impact of climate change, including prolonged periods of drought, is already being felt in some Anglican provinces and dioceses, says the primate of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa. Photo: Oxfam/Wikimedia Commons

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Bishops to discuss climate change

Anglican Journal Staff March 25, 2014

Bishop Sanchez Sorondo (left), Dr. Mahmoud Azab (right) and Andrew Forrest (behind) look on as Archbishop David Moxon affixes his signature to the historic agreement to combat modern slavery and human trafficking.

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Faith groups sign accord to combat modern slavery, human trafficking

Anglican Journal Staff March 21, 2014

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby speaks to South Sudan TV at the Anglican church compound in Bor, during his visit to South Sudan Jan. 30. He prayed at the site where church workers were recently murdered. Photo: archbishopofcanterbury.org

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Brave new republic

Diana Swift March 21, 2014

Eighteen Canadian and American Bishops take part in the consecration of Melissa Skelton, the first woman bishop of the Anglican diocese of New Westminster. Photo: Bayne Stanley

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‘I am delighted to be here at last’

Neale Adams March 3, 2014

The Rev. Reuben Garang, third from left, with some of his relatives who fled the violence in South Sudan last December and sought refuge at a camp in northern Uganda. Photo: Contributed

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South Sudan conflict hits home for Winnipeggers

ajadmin February 24, 2014

Members of St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, Moorhead, Minnesota (Diocese of North Dakota) gather with their new vicar, the Rev. Michael Paul, following the worship service on the Day of Prayer for South Sudan on Feb. 16. Photo: Joe Bjordal/Episcopal News Service

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Day of prayer an emotional experience for Sudanese congregation

Joe Bjordal/ENS February 20, 2014

(L to R): Federal opposition leader Thomas Mulcair, Diocese of Montreal Bishop Barry Clarke, Khurshid Begum Awan, Khurshid Begum AwanFarha Najah Hussain, and Tahira Malik.

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Mulcair meets refugee in sanctuary

Harvey Shepherd February 20, 2014

Bell's exhibit "Reflect: convicts letters to their younger selves: was slated to run from Jan. 10 to Feb. 22 at a gallery in Biddeford, Maine. Photo: Trent Bell Photography

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Stories from the inside

Leigh Anne Williams February 11, 2014

Anglican bishop of Bor, Ruben Akurdit Ngong told World Watch Monitor that most of the churches in the diocese have been destroyed. Photo: Jesse Zink

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Female church workers massacred in South Sudan

Anglican Journal Staff February 10, 2014

Archbishop Eliud Wabukala, primate of Kenya, at Wycliffe College in Toronto in Oct. 2013. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

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Two African primates respond to letter on sexuality

Anglican Communion News Service February 6, 2014

A portrait of Li on display at Toronto’s St. James Cathedral commemorates a “true saint of the church.” Photo: Diana Swift

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First woman priest honoured

Diana Swift January 27, 2014

Yom Ayuen and her three-year-old baby arrived with other members of her family are among the refugees who have fled the conflict in South Sudan. Photo: ACT/DCA/LWF/Mai Gad

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Canada urged to help forge peace in South Sudan

Anglican Journal Staff January 24, 2014

Archbishop Johnson was an Anglican bishop for over two decades, but was only elected Primate & Archbishop of West Africa in September 2012. Photo: ENS

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Archbishop Johnson of West Africa mourned

Anglican Communion News Service January 23, 2014

The Rev. Canon Isaac Kawuki-Mukasa, who works as the Anglican Church of Canada’s Africa relations co-ordinator, will also become the African relations officer for The Episcopal Church. Photo: Contributed

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Shared ministry to Africa announced

Anglican Journal Staff January 21, 2014

The Rev. Canon John Gibault, director of the Faith and Order Commission of the World Council of Churches, (left) helped produce the WCC’s The Church: Toward a Common Vision document. The Rev. Canon Dr. Alyson Barnett-Cowan, director of Unity, Faith and Order for the Anglican Communion, (right) oversaw the production of the study guide. Both are priests in the Anglican Church of Canada. Photo: Bruce Myers

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Guide to WCC Common Vision document published

Anglican Journal Staff January 20, 2014

A garment worker named Sabina was injured in the collapse of the factory. Photo: Anglican Alliance

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Anglican funds help Bangladeshi workers recover

Anglican Journal Staff January 16, 2014

Dr. Barry Morgan, Archbishop of Wales Photo: Courtesy of the Church in Wales

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Wales discusses women bishops

Anglican Journal Staff January 14, 2014

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