
Primate calls for enhanced relationship and initiatives to launch at General Synod
Category: October 2009, Middle East, Archbishop Fred Hiltz

The whole church will need to address the issue of non-stipendiary (unpaid) priests, according to Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, and bishops from the Council of the North.
Category: October 2009, Canada, Council of the North, Residential Schools, National Indigenous Bishop, Archbishop Fred Hiltz
Climate change activists are asking churches to participate in a global day of action on Oct. 24. Ringing church bells 350 times and other symbolic acts will send a loud message to world leaders about climate change, according to “350,” a network of activist organizations. The network calls for a reduction in carbon dioxide levels to 350 parts per million. For more information, go to www.350.org.
Category: October 2009, Canada
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Category: October 2009, Canada

“There’s a young woman from Africa here who says she has come to claim sanctuary. What should we do?”
Category: October 2009, Canada, PWRDF

The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) has developed a resource for parishes facing questions about providing sanctuary. Sanctuary: A Guide for Anglican Parishes in Canada can be downloaded from the PWRDF website...
Category: October 2009, Canada, PWRDF
The Governance Working Group (GWG) presentation on ways to enhance the Anglican Church of Canada’s national ministry to indigenous peoples was a “great western expression of ideas,” says National Indigenous Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald.
Category: October 2009, Canada, National Indigenous Bishop

The 6th Indigenous Sacred Circle will be remembered as a historic and pivotal moment in the relationship between indigenous peoples and the Anglican Church of Canada.
Category: October 2009, Canada

HOW MESSY IS your church?I hope it’s gloriously disheveled. The messier the better. I’m talking about Messy Church, of course. You know, the kind where young families feel welcome and anything can happen and usually does. Where...
Category: October 2009, Editorial

The disappearance of Sung Evensong has surely caused universal regret. Readers may not know that this loveliest of all Anglican services is available at the touch of a computer key, by Googling “BBC Choral Evensong,” where it is...
Category: October 2009, Letters