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August 15, 2005The Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, is part of a five-member ecumenical delegation set to visit Armenia from Aug. 24 to Sept. 1, 2005.- August 15, 2005The Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada has told indigenous church members that he will do his best to see that a national native bishop is elected, if possible…
- August 9, 2005The first daily highlights of the 5th Anglican Indigenous Sacred Circle, taking place at the Wilderness Edge Retreat and Conference Centre in Pinawa, Manitoba, from Aug. 7-13, are now online.
- August 2, 2005The executive director of the Anglican Foundation, Canon John Erb, died peacefully at St. Michael's Hospital on Sunday, July 31st around 8 pm. His family was with him at the…
- August 2, 2005The intergenerational impact of residential schools and challenges faced by youth in aboriginal communities will be a major focus at the forthcoming Sacred Circle, a gathering of indigenous Anglicans.
- July 26, 2005Three Path Books publications by Anglican Book Centre (ABC) Publishing have been chosen as part of this fall's Book of the Month Club selection. The selected books are Living Scripture…
- July 21, 2005The Afro-Anglicanism conference opened without the participation of 12 delegates, mainly youths from Uganda, who were denied visas by the Canadian High Commission in Kenya.
- July 14, 2005As well as being the dramatic story of a residential schools survivor, the video Topahdewin: The Gladys Cook Story, has proved to be a catalyst in helping people who were…
- July 12, 2005MinistryMatters, the publication on ministry distributed free of charge to Anglican clergy and lay leaders, will not be published this fall as a result of the recent round of cuts…
- July 6, 2005Diversity is one of the Anglican Communion's greatest strengths, the product of many cultures and traditions. Afro-Anglicans are only a part of the diversity that exists within the world wide…
