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William Hordern, Canadian theologian

Wayne Holst August 17, 2016

A rusting helmet lies on the ground in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Africa's Anglican leaders have expressed their "deep concern" that the continent has yet to achieve a sustainable peace. Photo: Abel Kavanaugh/UN Photo

International News

African Anglicans concerned by lack of ‘sustainable peace’

Gavin Drake/ACNS August 16, 2016

Arts and Culture

A survivor’s fierce vision and courage

Henriette Thompson August 16, 2016

International News

Anti-Muslim protestors disrupt church service

Gavin Drake/ACNS August 15, 2016

Thirty-five of the diocese of Algoma’s 100 churches and chapels are in the deanery of Muskoka, but a proposed reorganization of the deanery would cut that number to 19. Photo: LesPalenik/Shutterstock

National News

Algoma diocese suggests closure of 16 churches in Muskoka

André Forget August 15, 2016

In the aftermath of the same-sex marriage vote, relationships will need to be rebuilt-among bishops, among dioceses and among members. Photo: lightspring/ Shutterstock

National News

Hard work lies ahead

ajadmin August 15, 2016

Realtors Leonardo Di Francesco (left) and Rav Rampuri (right) and have been specializing in selling worship space in the Vancouver area for more than two decades. Photo: Contributed

National News

The sky’s the limit’: In Vancouver and Toronto, church buildings fetch top dollar

Tali Folkins August 12, 2016

Panelists Fr. John Patrick Ngoyi, director of the Commission for Justice, Development and Peace, Nigeria, and Jennifer Henry, executive director of KAIROS, at the World Social Forum. Photo: Harvey Shepherd

International News

‘Cultural genocide and ecocide are deeply connected’

Harvey Shepherd August 11, 2016

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National News

You are my witnesses (online, too)

Jeffrey Metcalfe August 11, 2016

Yusra Mardini swims in the Women’s 100 Metre Butterfly event at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Photo: David Burnett / IOC

International News

Archbishop welcomes Olympic sportspeople but criticises organisers

Gavin Drake/ACNS August 11, 2016

(L to R): World Forum on Theology and Liberation panelists Nicole O’Bomsawin, Jean-François Roussel, National Indigenous Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald, Fr. Eleazar López Hernandez. Photo: Harvey Shepherd

International News

Aboriginal faith coming out of hiding, says Indigenous bishop

Harvey Shepherd August 10, 2016

Camp Medley’s Camp-On-The-Road program ran a VBS at Christ Church (Parish) Church, Fredericton, shown here during snack time Aug. 4. Photo: Gisele McKnight

National News

Camp On The Road is a hit in Gagetown

Gisele McKnight August 10, 2016

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

National News

Historic diocesan property listed for sale in Kingston, Ont.

Tali Folkins August 10, 2016

Debra Fieguth in 2008 with Eh Ka Moo, a five-year-old refugee she had helped bring to Canada from Myanmar. Photo: Contributed

International News

Remembering Debra Fieguth, journalist and activist, 62

Sue Careless August 9, 2016

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

Arts and Culture

A faith journey through art

Nandy Heule August 9, 2016

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

National News

Threshing to end global hunger

André Forget August 8, 2016

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

International News

Shalom, salam, peace

Diana Swift August 8, 2016

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

International News

Primate welcomes investigation into youth detention

Gavin Drake/ACNS August 5, 2016

"You've got to be true to mission," says social entrepreneur Chris Henderson. Photo: Isaac Prazmowski

National News

Advice from a Christian entrepreneur

Tali Folkins August 4, 2016

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

National News

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

Tali Folkins August 4, 2016

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