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Built in 1851, 90 Johnson Street, Kingston, Ont., has been designated a heritage property by the city. Photo: Mark Hauser/Anglican Diocese of Ontario

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Historic diocesan property listed for sale in Kingston, Ont.

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For the past seven years, artist Karen Brodie has worked on banner designs that ask worshippers to move beyond memorizing the story line around Christ's last days. Photo: David Cooper

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Aerial photo shows about 30 of the 148 antique threshing machines at the July 31 Harvesting Hope world record attempt at the Manitoba Agricultural Museum. Photo: Shaylyn McMahon

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Campers and counsellors give the victory sign at the 2015 session of the London Interfaith Peace Camp. Shown at the rear are the organizers: Sister Shahin Pardhan (left); Rabbi Deborah Dressler (right); Pastor Charlene Jongejan Harder (far right). Credit: Sukeina Bhimji

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Large numbers of Aboriginal youth are being held in detention centres in Australia’s Northern Territory. Photo: Pixabay

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Primate welcomes investigation into youth detention

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Congregants at St. Lydia’s, a storefront “dinner church” in New York City, eat and pray together. During the daytime, St. Lydia’s is a communal workspace for freelancers and others who would normally work from home or in cafés. They pay a monthly fee for a variety of amenities and “a more spiritually connected way to live and work.” Photo: Andrew Rowat

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Funding mission in the 21st century: challenges, ‘incredible opportunities’

Tali Folkins August 4, 2016

Relief supplies at All Saints Anglican Cathedral in Juba. Photo: Kenyi Frazer

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Anglican agency Sudra distributes aid to hundreds of South Sudanese

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Refugees turn C of E into fastest growing religious group in Finland

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For ‘non-binary’ youth, marriage debate and vote cut deep

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The secretary general of the Anglican Communion, Josiah Idowu-Fearon, and Archbishop of the Internal Province of Sudan, Ezekiel Kondo, with members of the Anglican Communion’s fact-finding team and the bishops of the Anglican Church in Sudan. Photo: ACO

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Sudan’s Anglicans await decision on province

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Former Archbishop turns tables on William Shakespeare

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Many pilgrims conclude their pilgrimage along the Camino de Santiago at the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. But now, the Iglesia Española Reformada Episcopal is proposing to build an Anglican Centre in Santiago to enable Protestant pilgrims to share the Eucharist in the city. Photo: NeilsB/Wikimedia

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New Anglican Centre proposed for Santiago de Compostela

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Restoration work on St. Paul's Cathedral is underway, but senior churchwarden Melissa Broadfoot says more funds are needed and the building "cannot go through another winter." Photo: Diocese of Huron

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Huron cathedral faces deadline to preserve structural integrity

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Father Jacques Hamel, who was martyred by supporters of Daesh as he celebrated Mass at the Church at St-Etienne-du-Rouvray, near Rouen in Normandy, France. Photo Credit: Eglise Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray

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Church leaders respond to martyrdom of Father Jacques Hamel

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Canadian Anglicans learn more about Cuban cousins

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Dean Paul Kennington of Christ Church Cathedral (left) welcomes Heritage Montreal policy director Dinu Bumbaru (third from left) to the interior of the cathedral’s clock tower to view the corrosion of its spire. On hand to explain the repairs needed are architects Lena Buchinger (second from left) and Giovanni Diodati from EVOQ Architecture. Photo: Henri Brillon

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Montreal cathedral appeals for help to repair spire, meet other needs

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Bishop Doug Fisher, Rabbi Mark Dov Shapiro and Canon Tom Callard. Photo: Diocese of Western Massachusetts

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