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International News

Scottish Episcopal Church votes to allow same-sex marriage

Anglican Communion News Service June 8, 2017

Yahaya Namangaya, Ndomoni village chairperson, pumps water for resident George Magomo, while members of village council discuss the borehole with PWRDF staff member Zaida Bastos (middle). Photo: André Forget

International News

Access to clean water improves health in rural Tanzania

André Forget June 8, 2017

The Ontario Indian Residential School Support Services (OIRSSS) team. OIRSSS has Resolution Health Support and Cultural Support Workers in branches in central Ontario, northwest Ontario, southwest Ontario, as well as the far North, with the main branch located in Batchewana, Ont. Photo: OIRSSS

National News

Reconciliation in Algoma: Moving to the next level

Art Babych June 7, 2017

Imam Omari Bakari Mngwawaya (left) and Bishop James Almasi say relations between Muslims and Christians in southern Tanzania are positive. Photo: André Forget

International News

Muslim-Christian relations in Mkumba: Co-operative, but guarded

André Forget June 7, 2017

A view from the Corrymeela Community’s Ballycastle Centre in Northern Ireland. The Corrymeela Community is an ecumenical Christian group dedicated to peace and reconciliation. Photo: Courtesy of Corrymeela Community

International News

B.C. diocese draws reconciliation lessons from Christian group in N. Ireland

André Forget June 6, 2017

Diocese of Huron Bishop Linda Nicholls and diocese of the Amazon Bishop Saulo Mauricio de Barros. Photo: Diocese of Huron

International News

Anglican bishop of the Amazon receives honorary degree in Canada

Anglican Communion News Service June 6, 2017

Bishop-elect John Meade has been executive officer of the diocese of Western Newfoundland for four years. Photo: Contributed

National News

Archdeacon John Meade elected bishop of Western Newfoundland

André Forget June 5, 2017

Floral tributes are laid near Borough Market in London. Photo: PA/ACNS

International News

Prayers and defiance after London Bridge attack

Anglican Communion News Service June 5, 2017

The Rev. Gwen Andrews, administrator of the diocese of Caledonia, says a decision by the provincial House of Bishops to block the consecration of the Rev. Jake Worley was especially difficult to many in the diocese because his election seemed such a Spirit-filled event. File photo

National News

Diocese of Caledonia moving on after Worley decision: administrator

Tali Folkins June 2, 2017

Mtandi Clinic began as a dispensary primarily for treating people with HIV/AIDS, but now one of its main roles is providing care for new and expecting mothers and their children. Photo: André Forget

International News

PWRDF project helps deliver critical health care to rural Tanzanians

André Forget June 2, 2017

Pilgrimage walkers at the Prime Ministers Office, waiting to present a letter and gifts for Prime Minister Trudeau. Photo: Chris Harrison

National News

Anglicans back Pilgrimage for Indigenous Rights

Art Babych June 2, 2017

Canon Dennis Dolloff, left, and the Rev. Karen Pitt want to hear your views on disability and accessibility in the Anglican Church of Canada. Photo: Contributed

National News

Priests launch study on church accessibility

Tali Folkins June 2, 2017

The ExxonMobil plant at Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Photo: Adbar/Wikimedia

National News

Church of England wins ExxonMobil climate change battle

Anglican Communion News Service June 1, 2017

Masasi Bishop James Almasi (second from left) welcomes PWRDF delegation members (L-R) Chris Pharo, Geoff Strong, Maureen Lawrence, Bishop David Irving, Leah Marshall, Zaida Bastos, Jennifer Brown and Suzanne Rumsey to his diocese. Photo: André Forget

International News

PWRDF delegation visits Masasi, a diocese of challenge and possibility

André Forget May 31, 2017

National News

A ‘Once-and-Coming Spirit’

Fred Hiltz May 30, 2017

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22-day campaign to focus on Healing Fund

Anglican Journal Staff May 30, 2017

Debra Sparrow of the Musqueaum First Nation in Vancouver speaks at the opening of the Anglican Foundation of Canadas textile exhibition. Her work, Chiefs Blanket, is behind her. Photo: Neale Adams

National News

Anglican Foundation textile exhibit showcases various faiths

Neale Adams May 29, 2017

When Harima Mkitage’s family received a cow four years ago, her parents used some of the money the cow brought in to pay her school fees. Now, she wants to become a livestock specialist. Photo: André Forget

International News

Changing lives, one cow at a time

André Forget May 29, 2017

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Living faithfully in a secular age

Wayne Holst May 29, 2017

A flooded street in Laval, Que., is closed May 16. Photo: Celine Bisson/Shutterstock

National News

Quebec priest impressed by teamwork in flood-threatened community

Tali Folkins May 26, 2017

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