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Cole Guenter, a Lutheran from Saskatchewan, the Rev. Norm Wesley from the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples, and Sr. Elizabeth Rolfe-Thomas, chaplain to CoGS, discuss Anglican-Lutheran relations. Photo: André Forget

National News

A time for frankness, friendship

André Forget November 16, 2015

The Rev. André Lavergne, assistant to the bishop, ecumenical and interfaith at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, says an agreement reached last month by U.S. Catholic and Lutheran bishops could be an important milestone in healing the schism caused by the Reformation. Photo: Tali Folkins

International News

Roman Catholics, Lutherans talk joint Communions

Tali Folkins November 16, 2015

Marion Jenkins (province of Rupert's Land) and Bishop Larry Robertson (province of British Columbia and Yukon) listen to discussions around the marriage canon. Photo: André Forget

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Keeping the peace in 2016

André Forget November 15, 2015

Archdeacon Lynne McNaugton, of the ecclesiastical province of British Columbia, calls for the building of relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people at the local level. Photo: André Forget

National News

Exploring the future of reconciliation in Canada

André Forget November 15, 2015

Diocese of Ottawa Bishop John Chapman: "Our future is clear in that that more and more, we will not be able to be as dependent on the freewill offerings of folks for the ministry of the church." Photo: Tali Folkins

National News

Church may have to become ‘entrepreneurial’ to pay its way

Tali Folkins November 14, 2015

Chancellor Canon (lay) David Jones explains why APCI has chosen the term "territory" rather than "diocese." Photo: André Forget

National News

CoGS votes to recognize APCI as a territory

André Forget November 14, 2015

"While Syrian refugees have risen in the international view, there are refugees worldwide," PWRDF director Adele Finney and Canadian Lutheran World Relief director Robert Granke said in a report to CoGS. Photo: André Forget

International News

Anglicans, Lutherans put spotlight on refugees

André Forget November 14, 2015

The Bataclan Theatre, scene of one of the November 13 co-ordinated attacks in Paris, pictured here in 2008. Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Celine

International News

Prayers and solidarity after Paris attacks

Anglican Communion News Service November 14, 2015

Joint Anglican-Lutheran Commission co-chairs Brita Chell, left, and Dean Peter Wall, right, share a laugh during a presentation before Council of General Synod on Novenber 13. Photo: Tali Folkins

International News

Canadian ecumenism the envy of Americans: JALC co-chair

Tali Folkins November 14, 2015

Saskatchewan Bishop Michael Hawkins, chair of the Council of the North, and Canon Virginia Doctor, indigenous ministries co-ordinator of the Anglican Church of Canada, at the fall meeting of CoGS. Photo: André Forget

National News

Hawkins: Council must repair trust with Indigenous Anglicans

André Forget November 13, 2015

Arts and Culture

An inside look at Canada’s first Anglican sisterhood

Desmond Devoy November 13, 2015

"I'm not wearing red today, but I think there is in this country a hopefulness that we've not seen for some time," Archbishop Fred Hiltz tells members of CoGS. Photo: André Forget

International News

Hiltz: It’s a time of hope for church, country

Tali Folkins November 13, 2015

National News

Holy Communion: First and lasting impressions

Michelle Hauser November 12, 2015

The exhibit will display crèches from around the world, including this colourful nativity scene from Uzbekistan. Photo: Michael Hudson

International News

Annual creche show returns to Toronto’s St. James Cathedral

Anglican Journal Staff November 12, 2015

Phyllis Mahilani Beimes, first native Hawaiian woman to be ordained in the Anglican Communion, poses with three other native Hawaiians ordained to the transitional diaconate at a ceremony in Honolulu Oct. 23. With Beimes are (L-R:) John Hau'oli Tomoso, Malcolm Keleawe Hee and Paul Nahoa Lucas. Photo: Contributed

International News

Ex-navy worker to become first native Hawaiian female priest

Tali Folkins November 12, 2015

"God's love for us is like the love of children for parents, which persists through a thousand disillusionments," says Marilynne Robinson, shown here with (L-R) writers Josiah Neufeld and Kurt Armstrong. Photo: Julienne Isaacs

National News

Marilynne Robinson reflects on grace, the value of life

Julienne Isaacs November 10, 2015

Abie Anongos, secretary general of the Cordillera People's Alliance, says the biggest challenge to her group's work is "the intense militarization in our communities." Photo: Tali Folkins

International News

Workers for PWRDF partner in the Philippines risk death

Tali Folkins November 10, 2015

Swedish actress Alicia Vikander as Ava, a robot with artificial intelligence. Photo: Mongrel Media/Universal Pictures

Arts and Culture

Ex Machina: What makes us human?

John Arkelian November 10, 2015

Carbon emissions from an oil refinery in Alberta. Photo: Bruce Raynor

National News

Ottawa, Montreal dioceses vote to divest from fossil fuels

André Forget November 6, 2015

National News

Our agenda, as we wake up

Mark MacDonald November 6, 2015

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