an article by Tali Folkins on January 8, 2016 in the Anglican Journal The relationship between the Anglican Church of Canada and the United Church of Canada (UCC) is back on track, the United Church’s moderator says—and she’s delighted about … Continue reading →
As the cool evening air settled, Sacred Circle participants congregated around a small evergreen tree ready to be planted as part of a tradition at the end of the gathering. Before the tree was planted, Bishop Lydia Mamakwa of the … Continue reading →
Eighth National Sacred Circle of the Anglican Church of Canada Met in Port Elgin, Ontario from August 16th to 22nd An article written by Matt Gardner and posted to the Anglican Church of Canada’s website on August 21st highlights some … Continue reading →
September 1st Marked as World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation Archbishop Fred Hiltz, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, has issued a statement inviting all members of the Anglican Church of Canada to join with him … Continue reading →
Lutheran and Anglican leaders write to Prime Minister Harper and President Obama Leaders of the four Lutheran and Anglican churches in full communion in Canada and the United States: National Bishop Susan Johnson (Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada), Archbishop Fred … Continue reading →
A Lutheran, an Anglican, and a United walk into a church… This article by André Forget posted to The Anglican Journal on May 13, 2015 is a wonderful way to celebrate the approval of the Shared Ministry Agreement and By-laws by all … Continue reading →
Anglican Church Leadership Invites the Church into an Intentional Time of Discernment The Archbishop and Primate, Fred Hiltz, and the National Indigenous Anglican Bishop, Mark L. MacDonald, give the background and description of the “22 Days” planned for the time between the … Continue reading →
The Needs Are Great In Nepal The earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25 devastated a region from Kathmandu to Mount Everest, killing over 7000, damaging or destroying 700,000 houses, and destroying roads so that some remote districts are still … Continue reading →
“Tis the Spring of Souls Today” In those first sights, sounds, and scents of Spring – the buds, the birds, and even the mud, I take great delight. Glad to “spring ahead” for a few more hours of sunlight each … Continue reading →
~ an article written by Matt Gardner and posted to the Anglican Church of Canada website on March 11, 2015 Marking a new stage in the healing journey of residential school survivors, the Anglican Church of Canada will have a … Continue reading →