 |
 |
Opinion and editorial |
| LATEST ISSUE | ARCHIVES | SUBSCRIPTION CHANGES | CONTACT US |
July 04, 2008 |
FONT SIZE: A A A A | |
|
Spotlight
what is RSS?
Classified AdsEmploymentBed & Breakfasts Conferences Anniversaries 
About these ads |
Sub Categories:March 1, 2002 CalendarFormer students and staff as well as their families and friends are invited to the fifth reunion of the former Shingwauk Indian Residential School, Aug. 2-5, 2002. The theme is Shingwauk's Vision in the New Millennium. The... Category: March 2002, Opinion and Editorial
February 1, 2002 Neighbours to those fallen among thievesOn July 11, the final day of General Synod, a brackish editorial in the National Post suggested the Anglican church had "met its Waterloo" in Waterloo, Ont. It suggested the impending bankruptcy of several dioceses, and the... Category: February 2002, Opinion and Editorial, Residential Schools
February 1, 2002 Letters to the EditorVital issue Dear editor, Your January editorial (Secrecy at CoGS seems a recurrent theme) raises a vital issue that not only darkens the procedure at CoGS, but is readily apparent in other areas of church life as well.... Category: February 2002, Opinion and Editorial, Letters
January 1, 2002 'Spoilers' in our midst call for vigilanceMY FRIEND Harry was somewhere in his late 70s when he died. He didn't know the exact year of his birth because his records were lost in a fire on his reserve when he was a baby. When Harry departed for the Happy Hunting Grounds... Category: January 2002, Opinion and Editorial
December 1, 2001 An amazing spirit arisen from devastationCanon Malcolm Wilson, a volunteer chaplain with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, recently returned from a week's chaplaincy duty at the World Trade Center site in New York City. The following is excerpted from a report he... Category: December 2001, Opinion and Editorial
October 1, 2001 Life's sweet smell found outside the institutionsSOME months ago at a family get-together an old friend asked me "Is it true what I hear about the death of the Anglican Church?" I was tempted to reply something benign like "Well, that is a little exaggerated!" But it is a... Category: October 2001, Opinion and Editorial
May 1, 2001 CorrectionsThe winner of this year's Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion is Arthur Peacocke. Dr. Peacocke's name was spelled incorrectly in the April edition. Also in the April edition, the word "Scottish" was misspelled in a... Category: May 2001, Opinion and Editorial
April 1, 2001 Ninian SmartLondonNinian Smart, a teacher and author on comparative religion, has died at the age of 73. Mr. Smart, a Scot, called himself an "Episcopalian-Buddhist" to demonstrate his feeling that no religion has a monopoly on the... Category: April 2001, Opinion and Editorial
November 1, 2000 Distance learning in vogueTHE PROFILE OF the 'average' theological student has changed dramatically in recent years. Colleges and universities report an influx of older students, many beginning a second career, others wanting formal education to... Category: November 2000, Opinion and Editorial
November 1, 2000 Theology merges with the seal huntSTUDYING for ministry at Arthur Turner Training School differs in several respects from courses of study in the south. For instance, students take days off to hunt for seal and caribou and fish for Arctic char. In a community... Category: November 2000, Opinion and Editorial
|
About these ads
|
Print this article
Respond to this story
Anglican Journal does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites. External links will open in a new window