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March 15, 2002The Churches in Manicaland, on March 5, 2002, issued a pre-election statement, "A Time to Choose", to the people of Zimbabwe. In this post election period we wish to issue…- March 7, 2002After 15 years working with the familiar and popular Whole People of God curriculum, Sunday school educators have a new resource.
- March 1, 2002It's a February afternoon in the General Synod library. The phone rings and the caller is seeking a video from the national church's long-closed resource centre. It must be Lent,…
- February 13, 2002A national church committee will descend upon this tiny, remote First Nations community in the diocese of Keewatin for its March meeting. The gathering's setting is to inform the work…
- February 7, 2002Negotiators for the Anglican Church on the Indian Residential Schools issue concluded the third round of meetings with the federal government this week in Vancouver. The two-day meeting was attended…
- February 5, 2002The ecumenical group which has been negotiating with the federal government over financial settlements from residential school lawsuits has disbanded following the decision by the Anglican Church of Canada to…
- February 4, 2002At a meeting last week in Vancouver, representatives from the Anglican, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic and United Church organizations, concluded that there is no longer a basis for ecumenical negotiations with…
- January 31, 2002Got 'im, got 'im, need 'im. It's the sound of baseball and hockey card collectors, poring over their hoard. But a southern Ontario church is putting some unlikely heroes on…
- January 30, 2002Bishop Gary Woolsey, who stepped down in 1991 as a diocesan bishop to become a parish priest, has announced his retirement at the end of June, 2002.
- January 29, 2002An accounting software problem is to blame for thousands of tax receipts being sent out late to donors to the Anglican Journal appeal. Larry Gee, the Journal's business manager, reports…
