Report from Anglican-United Church dialogue compares theological, ecclesial understandings By Matt Gardner on November 9, 2016 on the Anglican Church of Canada’s website The need for renewed dialogue between the Anglican Church of Canada and The United Church of Canada … Continue reading →
ELCIC National Church Council Adopts Statement at Its March Meeting In a statement issued by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC), the church lifts up its commitment to implementing the values and principles of the United Nations Declaration on … Continue reading →
Becoming an Ecumenical Shared Ministry On Thursday, September 24, 2015, members of the Church of St Paul, Clearwater United Church, and the local community as well as representatives from the Anglican Parishes of the Central Interior, BC Synod of the … Continue reading →
We will have our eye-witness account of what happened at the ELCIC’s National Convention when the Rev. Brian Krushel has an opportunity to report on his experiences. In the meantime, highlights that include both pictures and links can be found on the … 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 →
An Invitation to Enter into a Time of Prayer During the Closing Ceremonies of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission National Bishop Susan C. Johnson invites the church, “into prayer for the closing events of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and … 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 →
Faith Lutheran and St. Aidan’s Anglican Celebrate on Friday, March 13th Two Kelowna churches separated by one kilometre and hundreds of years of history are getting together this Friday. Possibly forever and ever. The Rutland congregations of the Lutheran and … 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 →
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 →