The Very Rev. Louise Peters Becoming Executive Director at Sorrento Centre by Matt Gardner Currently the rector of St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral in Kamloops, B.C., the Very Rev. Louise Peters will be stepping into a new role this spring as she takes … Continue reading →
Anglican Church of Canada and Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada As full communion partners, staff from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada and The Anglican Church of Canada met today (January 20, 2015) at the ELCIC’s National Office to discuss … Continue reading →
“The glory of the Lord shone round about them” Luke 2: 9 In Bethlehem there is a beautiful chapel known as The Church of The Shepherds Fields. Built in the round it is lovingly tended by Franciscan monks. In the … Continue reading →
Peace on Earth: A Christmas Greeting The annual Christmas greeting by the leaders of the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada has become a holiday tradition symbolizing the full communion partnership the two churches have … Continue reading →
The Council of General Synod, the national governing body of the Anglican Church of Canada between meetings of the General Synod, met from November 14th to 16th in Mississauga, Ontario. Unofficial notes have been published. Highlights ~ November 14th Highlights … Continue reading →
The leadership of all three of our denominations have written to the Honourable Bernard Valcourt, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, concerning Bill C-33, First Nations Control of First Nations Education Act. Both letters indicate that this Act acknowledges the … Continue reading →
“Dr. Christopher Lind, a renowned Anglican theologian, ethicist, educator, passionate social activist and most recently, executive director of the Sorrento Centre in British Columbia, died July 11 after a brief illness. He was 61.” ~ Read more from the Anglican Journal.
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The crisis in South Sudan has not been prominent in the main stream media news reports in the last few months. However, based on information from our denominations, the ACT Alliance, and their South Sudanese partners, the need for humanitarian … Continue reading →
And so Lent begins. Some of us gathered last night for pancakes, sausages, and desserts. It was a good time with good folks and good food, but today those things are a memory and Lent has begun. We will not … Continue reading →
On November 3rd, All Saints Sunday will be celebrated as we look at the Anglican tradition. With their commitment to the via media or “middle way” between Roman Catholicism and Reformed Protestantism, Anglicanism has much to contribute to the wider ecumenical church. … Continue reading →