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Marks of Mission define new budget

Anglican Journal Staff July 23, 2012

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Church in Wales gets ready for the future

Anglican Journal Staff July 20, 2012

Pope Benedict has proclaimed a year of faith to mark the 50th anniversary of Vatican II. Photo: Michael Mrozek

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Catholic Year of Faith to begin this fall

Anglican Journal Staff July 20, 2012

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Kingdoms in conflict

The Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi July 20, 2012

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Saskatchewan to elect indigenous bishop, council

Anglican Journal Staff July 20, 2012

Faith-based groups provide health services and play a role in dealing with stigma that surround the AIDS epidemic, according to the UN. Photo: Clive Chilvers

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Faith-based groups ‘strong allies’ in AIDS fight

John Zarocostas, ENI July 19, 2012

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First female Anglican bishop elected in Africa

Anglican Journal Staff July 19, 2012

A German court decision to prohibit circumcision will fuel anti-Muslim and anti-Jewish hatred, warns a Muslim leader in the United Kingdom. Photo: Sean Pavone

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Muslim leader expresses concern over circumcision ruling

Trevor Grundy, ENI July 19, 2012

Ecumenical youth group walks canine pets to raise funds for guide dogs. Photo: Contributed

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Getting youth involved in public life revitalizes Ontario parish

Diana Swift July 19, 2012

"Prayer requires the faith to let God be God," says the author. Photo: Mandy Godbehear

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The mystery of unanswered prayer

The Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi July 18, 2012

The Rev. Canon Jack Crouch led the national church's youth ministries for four years in the late 60s. Photo: General Synod Archives

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‘Great people person’ dies at 87

Anglican Journal Staff July 18, 2012

Had the same-sex marriage legislation passed, Scotland would have become the first country in the United Kingdom with such a law on its books. Photo: Amy Walters

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Scottish government delays decision on same sex weddings

Trevor Grundy, ENI July 18, 2012

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Common Vision’ document approved

Diana Swift July 18, 2012

Patriarch Kirill I of the Russian Orthodox Church remembered thousands of Polish military and Russian civilians massacred by Stalin's secret police in 1940. Photo: Serge Serebro

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Russian Patriarch calls for reconciliation in ceremony

Sophia Kishkovsky, ENI July 17, 2012

Faith groups have been able to deliver aid to the old city of Homs, the center of the conflict. Photo: Bo Yaser

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Christian groups assist victims of Syrian conflict

John Zarocostas, ENI July 17, 2012

The work of Trudy Dahan, an Israeli artist living in Berlin, is featured in the exhibit. Photo: Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien

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Art show explores religious tradition and taboo

Ruby Russell, ENI July 17, 2012

Freddy Taylor, a well-known native artist spent 10 years at the Mohawk Institute, an Indian residential school in Brantford, Ont. Photo: YouTube/Silent Thunder

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Documentary tells survivors’ stories

Anglican Journal Staff July 17, 2012

Radio Shalom will broadcast from Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone. It hopes to reach nearly two million people in the area. Photo: Annabel Symington

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Sierra Leone’s Radio Shalom prepares peace message

Fredrick Nzwili, ENI News July 16, 2012

A computer generated imagery of a hadron collider used by physicists to examine the smallest known particles. Photo: Gl0ck

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‘God particle’ discovery ignites debate over science and religion

Chris Lisee, ENI July 16, 2012

The protracted conflict in the eastern part of The Democratic Republic of Congo has resulted in the displacement of more than 1.7 million, according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees. Photo: Sam DCruz

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Anglican Alliance launches appeal for Congo refugees

Anglican Journal Staff July 13, 2012

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