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A displaced child receives health services on U.N. grounds at Juba, South Sudan. Photo: UN Photo/Billy Issac

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PWRDF sends aid to South Sudan

Anglican Journal Staff January 9, 2014

The Rev. Dr. Li Tim-Oi, with former Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie. File photo: Diocese of Indianpolis

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Anglicans mark 70 years since ordination of first woman priest

Anglican Communion News Service January 8, 2014

(L to R, from back): Archbishop Fred Hiltz, US Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, ELCA Bishop Elizabeth Seaton and ELCIC Bishop Susan Johnson. Photo: Bruce Myers

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Four-way dialogue deepens

Marites N. Sison January 7, 2014

Nelson Mandela was South Africa’s “greatest son who became their father, their beloved Madiba,” says Archbishop Fred Hiltz, who spoke at a multi-faith community tribute to Mandela. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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‘Go well, Madiba’

Marites N. Sison December 13, 2013

The church has a “moral obligation” to speak out for the poor and downtrodden, says Archbishop Fred Hiltz in an interview with CBC Toronto’s Metro Morning radio show. Photo: Art Babych

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Think about the poor, Hiltz tells CBC

Anglican Journal Staff December 12, 2013

Former South African President Nelson Mandela (left), during a visit to the World Council of Churches. Photo: General Synod Archives

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Primate pays tribute to Mandela

Marites N. Sison December 5, 2013

Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first black president, with Archbishop Ted Scott (standing behind him), in a candid photograph during his visit to Toronto in 1990. Photo: General Synod Archives

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Nelson Mandela, anti-apartheid icon

Anglican Journal Staff December 5, 2013

The Oxford History of Anglicanism will be published by Oxford University Press. Series editor Rowan Strong says the series will demonstrate Anglicanism's influence in societies worldwide. Photo: Murdoch University

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A first in Anglican history

Anglican Journal Staff December 4, 2013

Bishop-elect Melissa M. Skelton will be consecrated bishop of the diocese of New Westminster on March 1, 2014. Photo: Dot Cellini/Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey

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First woman bishop for New West

Marites N. Sison December 2, 2013

A woman receives food aid from PWRDF-partner the Relief Mission in Guinwa, Bantayan Island. Photo: PWRDF

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Matching program for typhoon donations extended

Anglican Journal Staff November 28, 2013

Bishop-elect Sarah Macneil, with Christine Codner, senior personal assistant to Anglican Communion general secretary Canon Kenneth Kearon, at an Anglican Consultative Council reception. Photo: Anglican Communion Archives

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Australia elects first woman diocesan bishop

Anglican Journal Staff November 20, 2013

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and his wife, Caroline, greetlocal Anglicans after a service in Hong Kong, which he visited lastOctober.Photo: Francis Wong KC/Lambeth Palace

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Archbishop of Canterbury to visit Canada

Anglican Journal Staff November 16, 2013

Volunteers from the National Council ofChurches in the Philippines (NCCP) packing relief items for distribution tothe victims of typhoon Haiyan. Photo: (NCCP)

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Anglicans rally to help typhoon victims

Anglican Communion News Service November 15, 2013

Volunteers from ACT member National Council of Churches in the Philippines packing relief items for distribution to the victims of typhoon Haiyan. Photo: ACT/NCCP

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Canadian government to match typhoon aid

Anglican Journal Staff November 12, 2013

Dr. Agnes Abuom, from the Anglican Church of Kenya, was unanimously elected to the highest governing body of the World Council of Churches. Photo: WCC

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WCC Central Committee elects first woman and African as moderator

Anglican Journal Staff November 8, 2013

Livelihood projects supported by the PWRDF allow refugees to sell groceries, raise poultry, set up bakeries, make peanut butter products, and sell crafts, among others. Photo: Contributed

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The forgotten refugee camp

Anglican Journal Staff November 8, 2013

A call to work for justice and peace during the Asian plenary. Photo: Peter Williams/WCC

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Justice, peace, reconciliation top WCC agenda

Matthew Davies, Episcopal News Service November 4, 2013

National Indigenous Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald speaks at the 10th World Council of Churches Assembly in Busan, South Korea. Photo: Peter Williams/WCC

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Canadian bishop elected to WCC post

Anglican Journal Staff November 4, 2013

WCC indigenous delegates brought dolls from their respective countries. Photo: Teresiah Njoki/WCC Steward

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WCC tackles indigenous & justice issues

Anglican Journal Staff November 3, 2013

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby addresses the 10th Assembly of the World Council of Churches in Busan, Republic of Korea. Photo: Peter Williams/WCC

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Welby, religious leaders address WCC

Anglican Journal Staff November 1, 2013

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