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The Al-Ahli Arab Hospital has been tending to civilians wounded by the ongoing Israeli offensive against Palestinian militants in Gaza. File photo: Anglican Video

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Churches provide support for Gaza civilians

Anglican Journal Staff July 14, 2014

A woman priest celebrates after the historic vote. Photo: ACNS

International News

Church of England says yes to women bishops

Anglican Communion News Service July 14, 2014

Jackson Chevarie and Veronica Chenell with their new friend Brian, who they met at Toronto’s Church of the Redeemer. Photo: Julie Boisvert

National News

Youth make pilgrimage to Toronto

Leigh Anne Williams July 10, 2014

Bishop Sue Moxley brings “great energy, determination and experience” to the role of Anglican Peace and Justice Network convenor, according to an announcement made by the Anglican Communion office. File photo: Art Babych

International News

Moxley appointed to Communion network

Marites N. Sison July 9, 2014

Bishop Tom Collings felt a particular calling to native ministry. “Native people teach you how to be a priest. They expect priestcraft from you,” he once said in an interview. Photo: General Synod Archives

International News

Bishop Collings dies at 75

Marites N. Sison July 9, 2014

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori (back turned), ELCIC National Bishop Susan Johnson, and Archbishop Fred Hiltz, at the recent "Four-Way" dialogue of Anglican and Lutheran church leaders held in Toronto. Photo: Jesse Dymond/General Synod Communications

International News

‘Renewed energy’ in Anglican, Lutheran churches

Marites N. Sison July 4, 2014

The Ojibwa drum group Mino Ode Kwewak N'gamowak (Good Hearted Women Singers) took part in the ELCIC Eastern Synod event aimed at building "right relationships" between indigenous and non-indigenous people of Canada. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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‘Reconciliation is about change’

Marites N. Sison July 2, 2014

Archdeacon Edward Simonton, diocese of Quebec, has been named to the Anglican-Oriental Orthodox International Commission. Photo: Contributed

International News

Canadian Anglicans appointed to international dialogues

Marites N. Sison June 26, 2014

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‘Thanks for the memories’

A. Paul Feheley June 25, 2014

Joey Royal, 33, jumped at the chance to travel from his parish in Yellowknife to network with some of his young peers from across the country. Photo: Harvey Shepherd

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Young clergy meet in Montreal

Harvey Shepherd June 20, 2014

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby spent a day with the bishops from Africa and North America gathered in Coventry. Photo: Michael Ingham

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Bishops reflect on Coventry dialogue

Leigh Anne Williams June 20, 2014

"Prayer lies at the heart of our lives as Christians," says Archdeacon Paul Feheley, newly appointed national director of the Anglican Fellowship of Prayer Canada. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

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Prayer society appoints new director

Anglican Journal Staff June 17, 2014

A barbershop is a surprisingly good place to converse about faith. Photo: Diego Cervo

National News

Conversations that connect faith and daily life

Andrew Stephens-Rennie June 16, 2014

“How do indigneous values come to shape the church?” author Jesse Zinks asks, after a visit to a Quichua community in Ecuador. Photo: Courtesy Jesse Zink

National News

Glimpses of Anglican unity

Suzanne Rumsey June 16, 2014

Archbishop-elect Percy Coffin, the bishop of the diocese of Western Newfoundland, has been elected as the new metropolitan for the ecclesiastical province of Canada. Photo: Contributed

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Coffin takes on new role as metropolitan

Leigh Anne Williams June 13, 2014

Wycliffe College has a long history of educational exchange with students and clergy from the North. Photo: JPhilips23/Wikimedia Commons

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Wycliffe designs courses for the North

Leigh Anne Williams June 12, 2014

The funeral for RCMP Cst. Fabrice Georges Gevaudan, Cst. Dave Joseph Ross, and Cst. Douglas James Larche will be held at the Moncton Coliseum on June 10. Photo: Courtesy of the RCMP

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Moncton prepares for RCMP funeral

Anglican Journal Staff June 9, 2014

On June 4, Bishop Lydia Mamakwa was installed as bishop of Mishamikoweesh, the new indigenous diocese in the Anglican Church of Canada. Photos: Anglican Video

National News

First indigenous diocese celebrated

Leigh Anne Williams June 6, 2014

On June 1, the inaugural observation of Jerusalem Sunday in Canadian Anglican churches, Archbishop Fred Hiltz spoke about the ways that ministries in the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem reflects Jesus’s own focus on teaching, healing and peace-building.

International News

A walk through the ministries of Jerusalem

Diana Swift June 4, 2014

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu told those who attended a conference in Fort McMurray, Alta., that the crisis of climate change means that humans must end their dependence on fossil fuels. Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Cmdr. J.A. Surette, U.S. Navy)

International News

Tutu slams oil sands

Leigh Anne Williams June 2, 2014

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