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‘Passionate for justice’: Anglicans remember Desmond Tutu

Sean Frankling January 20, 2022

Don't Look Up, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, offers commentary on the crucial difference between facts and opinions, writes Peter Elliott. Photo: Netflix

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Do Look Up!

Peter Elliott January 18, 2022

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January issue shares news and reflection from CoGS, Sacred Circle, COP26

Matt Puddister January 1, 2022

National News

General Synod may revisit rules for membership, voting

Matt Puddister January 1, 2022

National News

Surplus seen for 2021, but uncertainty ahead

Matt Puddister January 1, 2022

National News

‘Realistic hope’ needed as church weighs pandemic’s toll, primate says

Matt Puddister January 1, 2022

National News

CoGS joins call against forcible correction of children

Matt Puddister January 1, 2022

National News

B.C. floods prompt Anglican vigil, support

Matt Puddister January 1, 2022

National News

‘We look at it as God’s money’

Matt Puddister January 1, 2022

National News

Can running bring you closer to God?

Diana Swift January 1, 2022

National News

Sacred Circle continues to refine key documents of Indigenous church

Matt Puddister January 1, 2022

Young Anglicans and Lutherans gather at the 2018 CLAY gathering in Thunder Bay, Ont. Photo: Contributed

National News

2022 CLAY gathering postponed until August 2023

Matt Puddister December 16, 2021

National News

December issue offers visions of hope for Advent

Matt Puddister December 1, 2021

Hawkins (right) with Cook-Searson (centre) and LLRIB councillor Devin Bernatchez at the site in La Ronge. Photo: Contributed

National News

Bishops attend grave search at Anglican school site

Diana Swift December 1, 2021

National News

Building with CLAY

Matt Puddister December 1, 2021

Key issues facing the diocese, Kennedy said, will be the ongoing pandemic and the church’s relationship with Indigenous communities. Photo: Contributed

National News

Helen Kennedy elected bishop of Qu’Appelle

Matt Puddister December 1, 2021

National News

New Anglican Journal editor, Anglican Foundation executive director

Matt Puddister December 1, 2021

The Rafeeh family, originally from Syria, waits to welcome Syrian refugees at Toronto’s Pearson airport in 2015. Photo: Stacey Newman/Shutterstock

International News

COVID-19 challenges refugee work

Amy MacLachlan December 1, 2021

National News

Honouring life’s final stage

Amy MacLachlan December 1, 2021

Bishops of the Council of the North observe social distancing at their October meeting in Toronto. The gathering adopted a hybrid format due to COVID-19 restrictions. Photo: Contributed

National News

‘Game-changing’ $400,000 anonymous gift to Council of the North will fund ministry training

Matt Puddister December 1, 2021

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