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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2005MinistryMatters, the publication on ministry distributed free of charge to Anglican clergy and lay leaders, will not be published this fall as a result of the recent round of cuts…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…
- July 4, 2005A series of three major addresses by Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, outline the history and growth of the worldwide Anglican Communion, describe the bonds…
- June 30, 2005The Anglican Consultative Council met in Nottingham, England, between Sunday, June 19 and June 28. There were a number of events and developments that occurred at this meeting that I…
- June 23, 2005The decision to exclude the Anglican Church of Canada from two Anglican Consultative Council committees on which it does not sit is regrettable in principle but will have no practical…
- June 22, 2005Representatives of the Anglican Church of Canada yesterday responded to a request from the Primates of the Communion that they address the Anglican Consultative Council to explain where the church…
- June 21, 2005A presentation by the Anglican Church of Canada to the Anglican Consultative Council today, stresses that the church is still "in the midst of a conversation" on the issue of…
- June 20, 2005We have been reminded once again of the power of natural forces by the striking images on television of the floods in Alberta and in the city of Calgary.
