Opinion

A shoebox of something special

Michelle Hauser November 7, 2014

News

Living in a post-denominational reality

Wayne Holst November 4, 2014

Opinion

Our common future

Andrew Stephens-Rennie October 31, 2014

Opinion

Thank you seems to be the hardest word

Michelle Hauser October 22, 2014

News

Unlikely friends

Michael Thompson October 14, 2014

Opinion

Why give thanks?

Fiona Brownlee September 29, 2014

Opinion

In praise of restraint

Michelle Hauser September 23, 2014

Opinion

The Creator’s new song

Mark MacDonald September 17, 2014

Opinion

A new vision of home & community

Andrew Stephens-Rennie September 15, 2014

"Through the cross, Jesus showed us that death leads to life. What Jesus showed us is contradictory, but nonetheless true," writes the author. Photo: Lourdes Santiago

Opinion

Paradox of the cross

Kevin Dixon September 12, 2014

In its early years, the Canadian Churchman (the Anglican Journal’s predecessor) was dominated by advertisements.

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‘Thanks for the memories’

A. Paul Feheley June 25, 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

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The Anglican Journal is the national newspaper of the Anglican Church of Canada. Its print edition is published 10 times a year and carries 16 regional newspapers that provide important local information for Anglican dioceses.

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Opinion

A shoebox of something special

Living in a post-denominational reality

Our common future

A big red door isn’t enough

Thank you seems to be the hardest word

A way of life for this age

Unlikely friends

Until all are fed’

A boy named Andrew

Why give thanks?

In praise of restraint

The Creator’s new song

A new vision of home & community

Paradox of the cross

The gift of possibilities

‘In remembrance of me’

Sheer silence

‘Thanks for the memories’

Conversations that connect faith and daily life

Glimpses of Anglican unity