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Members of the 2012-2016 round of the Anglican-United Church dialogue. Back row (L-R): the Rev. Donald Koots, Brenda Simpson, the Rev. Gordon Jensen, the Rev. Sandra Beardsall, Bishop Michael Oulton, the Rev. Elisabeth Jones, Archdeacon Lynne McNaughton. Front row: the Rev. Stephen Silverthorne, Gail Allan, the Rev. Andrew O’Neill, the Rev. William Harrison, Bishop Bruce Myers. Photo: Contributed

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Anglican-United Church dialogue recommends more collaboration in mission

Tali Folkins November 23, 2016

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Five lessons on how to be a priest and a Christian

Rhonda Waters November 23, 2016

Archdeacon Michael Thompson says in a time of rising “nativist and nationalist movements,” the church must be a witness to co-operation and respect across deep differences. Photo: André Forget

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Unity is witness, says church’s general secretary

André Forget November 22, 2016

Slide shows some “key messages” of the 2017 budget for General Synod.

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CoGS approves balanced budget for 2017

André Forget November 22, 2016

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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

The Rev. Andrew Wesley (left) and Archbishop (ret.) Terence Finlay, co-chairs of the Primate’s Commission on Discovery, Reconciliation and Justice. Photo: André Forget

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Anglican church seeks ‘reconciliation animator’

André Forget November 20, 2016

National Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald (centre) gives Council of General Synod members some background information on Indigenous self-determination. Photo: André Forget

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ACIP lays out plan for self-determination

André Forget November 19, 2016

The Rev. Gillian Hoyer, the Rev. Clara Plamondon and the Rev. David Burrows discuss CoGS’ role in carrying forward the discussion on same-sex marriage. Photo: André Forget

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CoGS debriefs same-sex marriage vote

André Forget November 18, 2016

In Canada, more than 235,000 people spend some time homeless each year, and as many as 35,000 are homeless on any given night, church leaders say. Photo: Menieurd/Shutterstock

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Anglican, Lutheran leaders call for National Housing Day prayers

Tali Folkins November 18, 2016

“If we don’t support language, then all the [Indigenous] children that are coming up are going to lose their identity,” Anglican Fund for Healing and Reconciliation co-ordinator Esther Wesley tells CoGS. Photo: André Forget

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Language preservation key to reconciliation, says Healing Fund co-ordinator

André Forget November 18, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz holds up his Lampedusa cross as a reminder that the church has a role in working for a more just world. Looking on are General Synod prolocutor Cynthia Haines-Turner and General Synod chancellor David Jones. Photo: André Forget

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First day of CoGS emphasizes unity

André Forget November 17, 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

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A place of ‘sober second thought’

ajadmin November 16, 2016

Safe Harbour, empty for nine months, will re-open, probably in March, to offer shelter and help at-risk teens with viable options for work, education and life skills. File photo: Gisele McKnight

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Bequest opens the way for Safe Harbour’s re-opening

Gisele McKnight November 15, 2016

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What is truth?

Wayne Holst November 15, 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

As part of the new Youth Internship Program, Lizzy Jones, left, and the Rev. Kerri Brennan are recording the memories and stories of Anglicans at the parish of Metcalfe-Greely & Vernon. Photo: Contributed

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Internship gives youth a chance to build skills, deepen faith

André Forget November 14, 2016

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