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Acting primate-to-be plans to stay on sidelines until official role begins

Sean Frankling June 3, 2024

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Departing Nicholls reflects on trials and joys of primacy

Sean Frankling June 3, 2024

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Updated: CoGS ponders cuts, future shape of church amid ‘bleak’ financial outlook

Sean Frankling June 1, 2024

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‘God is saying, “See, this is something beautiful”‘: Province of Rupert’s Land changes name to Province of the Northern Lights

Sean Frankling May 31, 2024

Archbishop Linda Nicholls, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada (left) will retire September 15 with Archbishop Anne Germond, metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province of Ontario to step in as acting primate. Photos: Anglican Communion Office; Kevin Doonan

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Nicholls to retire Sept. 15; Germond to step in as acting primate

Sean Frankling May 31, 2024

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Two vacant positions filled in Indigenous Ministries

Matthew Puddister May 31, 2024

In this still from Season 3, Jesus of Nazareth (Jonathan Roumie) lays hands on Veronica (Zhaleh Vossough), healing her from a bleeding disorder that would have marked her as unclean in first-century Judea. Photo: Courtesy of The Chosen

Arts and Culture

The Chosen: Writers approach task with ‘fear and trembling, but also anticipation’

Sean Frankling May 31, 2024

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‘A sense of the person’: Intimacy seen as vital in fragmented landscape of online media

Matthew Puddister May 31, 2024

For Richard Liu, finding a home in Christianity meant first finding somewhere he could safely question it. Photo: Sean Frankling

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Beyond the pew: trying to reach Canadians at a time of waning familiarity with Christianity

Sean Frankling May 31, 2024

Dancers perform at a Black Heritage Celebration Service February 2020 in Toronto. One of the conference’s goals is to examine how worship can represent more of the diverse backgrounds of Anglicans, including styles that involve more expression through movement, says Berringer. Photo: Michael Hudson

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Conference to examine inclusivity in liturgy

Sean Frankling May 31, 2024

Some of the biggest problems facing the world today are rooted in the false idea that humans are egoists by nature, writes the author. Photo: Prazis Images

Opinion

We’re good, right? Rethinking a foundational era and idea

Wade Rowland May 31, 2024

"As the 1970s-era bumper sticker puts it, 'God isn’t finished with me yet'" Image: Rowley/Shutterstock Composite

Opinion

Thoughts on a change of season

Archbishop Linda Nicholls May 31, 2024

"Help us human beings to lay to rest the weapons of word and hand, and instead lift up the feather of prayer and love." Photo: Ondrej Posicky/Shutterstock

Opinion

A call to ‘lift up the feather of prayer and love’

Archbishop Chris Harper May 31, 2024

International News

Gaza ceasefire pilgrimage calls for ‘just peace’ in Israel and Palestine as universities respond to campus protests

Matthew Puddister and Sean Frankling May 30, 2024

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Former head of AFC was ‘quintessential Canadian Anglican’

Sean Frankling May 22, 2024

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Richard Reed elected 13th bishop of Saskatchewan

Matthew Puddister May 15, 2024

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Conference explores discipleship and church vitality

Sean Frankling May 13, 2024

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Leases signed for joint national office space with United, Presbyterian churches

Matthew Puddister May 10, 2024

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Decline of religious journalism in secular media inspires new approaches

Matthew Puddister May 1, 2024

Opinion

Joy in small steps!

Archbishop Linda Nicholls May 1, 2024

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