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Visitors to the opening of Called to Serve admire some of the many vintage uniforms on display. Photo: Michael Hudson

Arts and Culture

Walking with the soldiers of solace

Diana Swift November 13, 2014

National News

Anglican priest honoured for his commitment to volunteering

André Forget November 13, 2014

Participants at the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples, which took place at UN headquarters in New York at the end of September, celebrated the unanimous adoption of a document recommitting nations to the objectives of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Photo: UN Photo/Yubi Hoffmann

International News

Indigenous well-being integral to planet’s

Leigh Anne Williams November 12, 2014

Hope Air has helped Grace, 11, and her father, Wade, travel from Stratford, PEI, to Ottawa, where she has received treatment for profound hearing loss since she was a toddler. Photo: Contributed

National News

Foundation gives kids a lift

Leigh Anne Williams November 12, 2014

(Above) Capt. Iman Suleyman Demiray, the first Muslim chaplain enrolled in the Canadian Armed Forces, on his prayer rug. (Below) Lt.-Col. the Rev. Michelle Staples, an Anglican naval chaplain, at prayer. Photos by: Erin Riley

News

A virtual exploration of the padre’s role

Diana Swift November 10, 2014

Ambassador Andrew Bennett addresses Wycliffe College and St. Augustine Seminary students at Wycliffe College. Photo: André Forget.

National News

Anglican, Catholic colleges build ecumenical bridges

André Forget November 7, 2014

Anglican Chaplain Geoffrey Cyril d’Easum’s sketch of a ruined Abbe of Mont St-Eloi near Arras in the north of France in 1919 was part of the special World War I art exhibit at the Canadian War Museum. Photo: Abbey of Mt St Eloi CWM 19990069-001 Beaverbrook Collection of War Art © Canadian War Museum

International News

The soldier as artist

Diana Swift November 7, 2014

National News

Calgary church reaches out to Muslims

André Forget November 7, 2014

“When we speak out for religious freedom, we are not engaging in theological debate; we are talking about human rights,” says Canada’s ambassador for the Office of Religious Freedom. Photo: André Forget

International News

Ambassador discusses Office of Religious Freedom

André Forget November 6, 2014

Canon (lay) Robert Falby, chair of the Commission on the Marriage Canon: “I am pleased that so many people, both lay and cleric, made the effort to make a submission.” Photo: Art Babych

National News

Commission reviews opinions on same-sex marriage

Leigh Anne Williams November 6, 2014

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, thinks this Remembrance Day in particular should not be “business as usual” and encourages Canadians to take some time to remember and pray. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

National News

A day to remember

Leigh Anne Williams November 5, 2014

Noah Njegovan was executive archdeacon for the diocese of Brandon from 2009 to 2012. His responsibilities included payroll and preparation of budgets and financial statements.

National News

Former archdeacon’s assets frozen

Leigh Anne Williams November 5, 2014

Bishop Terry Brown talks to the Canadian Church Historical Society about the famous “Red Dean of Canterbury.” Photo: André Forget

International News

Conference highlights ‘rich heritage’ of church archives

André Forget November 5, 2014

“You need to be able to have a voice that will articulate the voice of the church, particularly on behalf of those who don’t have a voice themselves with people who have power,” says the Rev. Laurette Glasgow, the Anglican Church of Canada’s special advisor for government relations. Photo: Art Babych

National News

The Interview: Ambassador for Christ

Leigh Anne Williams November 4, 2014

News

Living in a post-denominational reality

Wayne Holst November 4, 2014

The hymnal of the Anglican Church of Canada, created 1905 to 1908, "became the first concrete expression of the new national spirit of the church," says historical musicologist Kenneth Hull. Photo: Diana Swift

National News

How the Canadian hymnal evolved

Diana Swift November 3, 2014

National News

Yukon priest has heart for Swaziland

Diana Swift November 3, 2014

End-of-life debates are ongoing in Canada. Photo: Jeff Wasserman.

National News

New task force formed to revisit end-of-life issues

André Forget October 31, 2014

Squeezing ISIS’ source of funds is a better solution than airstrikes, the Rev. Nadim Nassar tells a gathering at St. John’s (Stone) Church. He also says”religious reconciliation” is necessary to rebuild trust in Syria and Iraq. Photo: Beatrice Paez

International News

Iraq airstrikes not a solution, says Syrian priest

Beatrice Paez October 30, 2014

Health workers clad in protective gear in Monrovia, capital of Liberia, which has been worst hit by the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. Photo: Marlon Lopez/UN News

International News

‘No option for failure’ in fight against Ebola

André Forget October 29, 2014

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