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From the cross to the tomb: the journey to Easter always goes through the pain, suffering and loneliness of the cross and yet, Madeline L'Engle writes, "Easter is always the answer to 'My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me!' " Illustration: Anna Payne-Krzyzanowski

‘To follow’ and then ‘to go’

David Torraville March 28, 2013

John Coltrane

Arts and Culture

Theology in Coltrane’s Jazz

Leigh Anne Williams March 12, 2013

WASTE NOT, WANT NOT: Members of the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation prepare to drive their trailer of pews, donated by deconsecrated Anglican churches in the diocese of British Columbia, to Anglican churches in northern Saskatchewan. Photo: Terry Loehr

Project Pews to the rescue

Anglican Communion News Service November 1, 2012

THE NEW CANADIAN FAMILY: The number of same-sex married couples has nearly tripled. Illustration: David Anderson http://davidandersonillustration.com

The new face of family

Marites N. Sison November 1, 2012

The Church of the Redeemer is a refuge for the poor in one of Toronto's most upscale commercial and cultural districts. Photo: Gary J Woodv

Lunch program moves beyond charity

Diana Swift November 1, 2012

The Rev. Rana Youab Khan Photo: Marites N. Sison

Let’s respect and accept one another

ajadmin November 1, 2012

Film documents the aggressive assimilation forced on First Nations people. Photo: Eagle Vision Inc./Entertainment One/NFB

A tale of two survivors

Marites N. Sison November 1, 2012

COMING TO A TOWN NEAR YOU: The Western Sunday School Mission Caravan Photo: Courtesy of General Synod Archives

Church archives under siege

Diana Swift November 1, 2012

New tracker organ at St. Luke's Cathedral, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Photo: Stephen Mallinger

Musical memorial to a fallen soldier

Diana Swift November 1, 2012

Morning worship at Shalom Justice Camp, St. John the Evangelist, Peterborough, Ont. Photo; Michael Hudson

What we learned at Justice Camp

Bob Bettson November 1, 2012

Michael Harvey Photo: Contributed

Consider this your invitation

Diana Swift November 1, 2012

POWER FLOWER is a tool that identifies where Canadian stand in society's power structure.

Deconstructing white power

Diana Swift November 1, 2012

Alexandra Colp Photo: Contributed

Young Anglican chosen

ajadmin November 1, 2012

Childhood trauma bodes ill for future

Marites N. Sison November 1, 2012

Primate visits Japan

Marites N. Sison November 1, 2012

Special Report

A snapshot of French immersion

Diana Swift November 1, 2012

The sale of these chairs provided much-needed cash for mission at St. Matthias in Victoria. Photo: Courtesy of Sotheby's New York

They’re richer than they thought

Diana Swift November 1, 2012

The sanctuary space will become an atrium and play area. Photo: Contributed

Church transformed

Marites N. Sison November 1, 2012

Sydney Caron Photo: Contributed

Seeing with new eyes

Murray MacAdam November 1, 2012

Photo: Courtesy of Judy Oatway

Art history

Diana Swift November 1, 2012

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