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Christine Lynch, a student from Harbour Grace in her second year of the master of divinity program at Queen’s College, says studying in an ecumenical context has widened her perspective. Photo: André Forget

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Ecumenism alive and well in Newfoundland

André Forget January 21, 2015

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Devotions for Christian unity

William Portman January 20, 2015

The Rev. Betty Harbin and diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador bishop Geoff Peddle. Photo: André Forget

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After 22 years, priest returns to Newfoundland parish

André Forget January 20, 2015

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Newfoundland church welcomes Hiltz for 200th anniversary

André Forget January 19, 2015

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The unfinished story

Rhonda Waters January 19, 2015

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Is religion to blame for war and violence?

Maylanne Maybee January 19, 2015

(L-R) General Synod archivist Nancy Hurn, assistant archivist Laurel Parson and former general secretary Archdeacon Jim Boyles look at some of the photos from the General Synod archives relating to Indian residential schools. Photo: André Forget

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Church submits residential school records to TRC

André Forget January 16, 2015

The atheist bus advertisement, which rolled out in Canada in 2009, was based on a similar campaign in the U.K. Photo: Jon Worth

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21st-century church hospitality at its best

Nissa Basbaum January 15, 2015

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Why count our blessings?

ajadmin January 14, 2015

Sister Elizabeth Rolfe-Thomas, who has just been elected Reverend Mother for the Sisterhood of St. John the Divine, has “never looked back” from her monastic calling. Photo: Contributed.

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SSJD elects a new reverend mother

André Forget January 14, 2015

Prominent figures, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams and former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson, are among the 70 contributors to this book about Archbishop Michael Peers, who was primate of the Anglican Church of Canada from 1986 to 2004.

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Tribute to Peers published

Leigh Anne Williams January 13, 2015

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Journal launches special TRC web page

ajadmin January 12, 2015

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Je Suis Charlie isn’t all that complicated

Michelle Hauser January 12, 2015

Earthquake survivors living in a transitional shelter in St. Matthieu, Haiti. Photo: Simon Chambers (2011)

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Haiti quake anniversary an ‘opportunity for thanksgiving’

Anglican Journal Staff January 9, 2015

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Chester Ronning: A model of faith and politics

Wayne Holst January 9, 2015

Diocese of Maryland Bishop Suffragan Heather Cook was involved in a fatal car accident with a cyclist on Dec. 27. Photo: Richard Schori

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Disciplinary process begins for Maryland suffragan in fatal accident

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service January 8, 2015

A woman holds a placard, Je Suis Charlie (I am Charlie), during a vigil that paid tribute to the victims of an attack by gunmen at the offices of Charlie Hebdo in Paris. Photo: Stefan Wermuth/Reuters

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Religious leaders condemn Paris attack

Anglican Journal Staff January 7, 2015

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The grace of prayer

Fred Hiltz January 6, 2015

Eric Friesen, a long-time host on CBC Radio, reflects on facing his fears of talking about his faith in a public sphere. Photo: Contributed

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Jonah’s journey to Nineveh, and mine

Eric Friesen January 6, 2015

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Creativity in thrall to moral nihilism

John Arkelian January 6, 2015

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