HOW ONE RESPONDS to criticism in adverse times is frequently regarded as a test of character in individuals. It is no less so for corporations or public institutions. The church is facing some of the toughest adversity in...
Category: November 1999, Editorial
'perished as though they had never been' IN THE ENGLISH VILLAGE of Lane End, 30 miles from London, I recently dedicated the village's new granite war memorial. And what was I doing there? The parish had invited...
Category: November 1999, Grace Notes, Archbishop Michael Peers
SOFTLY AND hesitatingly, Jonathon searched for words with which to recount his life story. As chaplain at one of the prisons in the Correctional Service of Canada, I hear many stories similar to that of Jonathon, who is both...
Category: November 1999, Reflection
IN THINKING OF congregational life, and especially congregational health, I find it helpful to think in terms of striking a balance between three key elements which I refer to as the "three way connection." These three...
Category: November 1999, Sharing the Joy
100 years ago: November 1899
Canadian Churchman commented that with one exception, all Canadian bishops are again at their posts of duty. We are far from saying that the journeys so often made to England are unnecessary, or...
Category: November 1999, The way it was ... as seen by the Churchman
Walk the walk Dear editor, I know Lynn Bauman and have appreciated his work among us. I also cannot imagine the agony that he and his family must be living in. However, I was deeply distressed by the presumptuous...
Category: November 1999, Letters
November 1, 1999
Letters
Not respectableDear editor,
I was taken aback to read, in October's Anglican Journal, that "the wedding (of Adrienne Clarkson and John Ralston Saul) "could hardly have been more respectable since the vice-regal couple's...
Category: November 1999, Opinion and Editorial
B.C. mission effort in L.A. Food was at the centre of many of the activities of a contingent of 22 college-age young people and six adult leaders from St. Simon's Church, Deep Cove, B.C. They embarked this past summer...
Category: November 1999, Canada
Family illness forces refugees back home Two related families from Kosovo who were sponsored by two Anglican and one United Church congregation in Saskatoon, have returned home to Pristina because of serious illnesses of...
Category: November 1999, Canada
Fire regulations close conference This fall, the Diocese of Toronto closed the Aurora Conference Centre, site of countless meetings, retreats and diocesan events for the past 30 years, because it no longer met fire...
Category: November 1999, Canada