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As he celebrates his 20th year as Country Guide columnist, Bishop Rodney Andrews remembers that he only ever wanted to be an Anglican priest. And a pilot. Photo: Dave Stobbe

National News

The flying bishop

Shirley Byers February 25, 2015

Funding constraints forced the World Food Program to suspend rations to refugees in Egypt in early December. An emergency fundraising campaign allowed the WFP to resume distribution of food vouchers, but in 2015, the WFP was again forced to reduce their monthly value from US$24 to US$16. Photo: World Food Programme

International News

PWRDF sends extra money to Egypt for Syrian refugees

Anglican Journal Staff February 25, 2015

The Gusdal-Kiyooka family (l to r): Siri, Jeff, Hanae and Emi. Photo: Contributed

National News

Living a richer life with less

Leigh Anne Williams February 25, 2015

The Rev. Sam Rose and the Anglican Church of St. Michael and All Angels met in a funeral home chapel for four years before moving into their new building. Photo: André Forget

National News

New church building a ‘command centre’ for ministry

André Forget February 24, 2015

Katharine Hayhoe, an atmospheric scientist and devout Evangelical Christian, has been on a mission to convert climate change deniers. Photo: Mark Hauser

National News

Climate change behind brutal winter, says Christian scientist

Debra Fieguth February 23, 2015

Bishops from across the Global Anglican Communion will share “actions and theologies” that can helpfully respond to climate change. Photo: Mark VanOvermeire/Shutterstock

International News

Eco-bishops’ gather in Cape Town for climate summit

André Forget February 23, 2015

National News

Sacred experimentation

Rhonda Waters February 23, 2015

National News

Make space for grace

Marites N. Sison February 23, 2015

The primate has assured Coptic Christians in Canada of the Anglican Church of Canada's prayers for the Egyptian Coptic Christians executed in Libya. Photo: Dudva/Wikimedia Commons

International News

Anglican leaders express solidarity with Coptic Church

Anglican Journal Staff February 20, 2015

Christian Bale plays Moses in Exodus: Gods and Kings. Photo: Twentieth Century Fox Film

Arts and Culture

Gods, kings and a bellicose boy

John Arkelian February 19, 2015

Arts and Culture

Seeing with the ‘eye of the soul’

Jane Christmas February 19, 2015

Jair Melchior, Denmark’s Chief Rabbi, consoles a woman at a memorial site for victims of the deadly attacks in front of a synagogue in Krystalgade (Crystal Street) in central Copenhagen. Photo: Leonhard Foeger/Reuters

International News

Welby calls for prayer in wake of terror attacks

Anglican Journal Staff February 18, 2015

The Lenten season, which starts on Ash Wednesday, is traditionally observed as a period of fasting, prayer and reflection on the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus. Photo: Bakhur Nick

International News

An online journey into Lent

Anglican Journal Staff February 17, 2015

News

Moral injury and the future of Canada

Mark MacDonald February 17, 2015

News

A model for intra-faith dialogue

Wayne Holst February 17, 2015

At least 250,000 Canadians are homeless, and one in seven live in poverty. Dignity for All wants to change that. Photo: Geo Swan/Wikimedia Commons

National News

Church supports national anti-poverty campaign

Anglican Journal Staff February 13, 2015

While some Anglicans have affirmed the Supreme Court's ruling on assisted dying, others are concerned it may endanger the most vulnerable. Photo: Shutterstock

National News

Anglicans divided over right-to-die ruling

André Forget February 11, 2015

Anglicans may differ in their opinions about doctor-assisted suicide but all agree that the church needs to offer “prayerful and loving support” even in the darkest times.

National News

Anglicans weigh in on assisted-suicide ruling

Anglican Journal Staff February 11, 2015

News

Advocate for women’s rights in the church remembered

Anglican Journal Staff February 11, 2015

The church remains "deeply committed to the ministry of accompanying people in their lifelong journey," says the primate, Archbishop Fred Hiltz in a statement on the Supreme Court ruling on doctor-assisted dying. File photo: General Synod Communications

National News

Hiltz: Right-to-die ruling needs church’s ‘serious attention’

André Forget February 10, 2015

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