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We are on an extreme boat ride together; a ride with the disciples, learning as they did that we will survive and thrive! Jesus is not absent-he is present. Photo: Robert Fullerton

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Survive and Thrive!

Denise Doersken November 13, 2012

Wearing the blue uniform of the Royal Canadian Airforce, Governor General David Johnston is accompanied on the reviewing stand by Roxanne Priede, this year’s National Silver Cross Mother. Her son, Master Corporal Darrell Jason Priede, died in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan in 2007. Photo: Art Babych

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We remember

The Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi November 12, 2012

The Rev. Kelly Ayer, director of Zion House, and two of the house's residents have a conversation in the house's backyard. ENS Photo/Lynette Wilson

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Transitional home helps homeless female U.S. vets

Lynette Wilson, Episcopal News Service November 12, 2012

Canon Gordon Baker was editor and general manager of the Anglican Journal’s predecessor, Canadian Churchman, from 1958 to 1967.

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Canon Gordon Baker dies at 84

Anglican Journal Staff November 9, 2012

Bishop Justin Welby, who will become the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury in March, said "no one could be more surprised than me." Photo: Keith Blundy / Aegies AssociatesBishop Justin Welby, who will become the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury in March, said "no one could be more surprised than me." Photo: Keith Blundy / Aegies Associates

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Lambeth confirms new Archbishop of Canterbury

Anglican Communion News Service November 9, 2012

The God of Jesus waits long through the night, with the light lit and the door open, confident his most defiant child will one day accept his love and turn toward home. Photo by Bogdan Serban

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The Hope of Heaven

The Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi November 8, 2012

Lina Barrio (left) is president of Kinal Antzenik, a grassroots organization based in Mexico City that has been a PWRDF partner since 2006. Photo: Simon Chambers

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Stronger advocacy needed from PWRDF, say partners

ajadmin November 8, 2012

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Former oilman poised to become new Archbishop of Canterbury

Diana Swift November 8, 2012

Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island Bishop Sue Moxley proposed the resolution to add a sixth mark of mission. Photo: Mary Frances Schjonberg/ENS

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Communion officially marked by work for peace, reconciliation

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service November 7, 2012

New and continuing members of the Anglican Communion's Standing Committee pray, as the Archbishop of Canterbury commissions them. Photo: Mary Frances Schjonberg/ENS

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‘Communion actually works,’ ACC members conclude

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service November 7, 2012

The Rev. John Mennell and the Rev. Diana Wilcox open the doors of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Montclair, NJ, and welcome people seeking support. Photo/A.J. DeWalt

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Churches respond to help storm-battered communities

Sharon Sheridan, Episcopal News Service November 6, 2012

Suzanne Lawson (centre), lay delegate of the Anglican Church of Canada, spoke with enthusiasm about her participation in the Continuing Indaba process. Photo: Mary Frances Schjonberg

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Future of continuing indaba secured by ACC vote

Anglican Communion News Service November 6, 2012

Bishop George Elliott, shown here at General Synod 2010, says his successor will step into something that is “positive” and “hopeful.” Photo: Art Babych

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Bishop George Elliott to retire

Marites N. Sison November 6, 2012

"Beware the danger of becoming less than we aspire to be as a Communion," says the Archbishop of Canterbury in his final Presidential address. Photo: ACNS

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Williams: Communion must not accept ‘second best’

Anglican Journal Staff November 5, 2012

After she retired, Anita Bundy moved to Victoria, B.C in 1991 and became very involved with the local chapter of the Raging Grannies.

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Anita Bundy: ‘A natural revolutionary’

Leigh Anne Williams November 5, 2012

In spite of technological advances and scientific achievements, people will always crave the touch of a human being and ultimately, the touch of God. Photo: Serr Novik

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A high touch church in a high tech world

The Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi November 5, 2012

Bishop Bill Godfrey speaks to the Anglican Consultative Council about the Bible in the Life of the Church Project. Photo: ACNS

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ACC acclaims project on Bible

Lloyd Ashton, Anglican Taonga, ACNS November 5, 2012

Bishop Victoria Matthews leads a prayer following the September 2010 earthquake. Photo/Anglican Taonga

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Community, personal relationships crucial in disaster

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service November 2, 2012

Bishop Don Phillips, bishop of the Anglican diocese of Rupert’s Land. Photo: Art Babych

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Same-sex blessings available in Rupert’s Land

Marites N. Sison November 2, 2012

Dr. John Bowen, professor of evangelism and director of the Institute of Evangelism at Toronto's Wycliffe College

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Inspiring fresh thought about God’s mission

ajadmin November 2, 2012

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