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March 28, 2000The Diocese of Rupert's Land elected someone well-versed in various forms of ministry as its new bishop.- March 7, 2000Anglicans may remember seeing, back in 1986, the pictures of millions of destitute Mozambicans fleeing across their borders. The South African apartheid regime had instituted a policy of military destabilization…
- February 29, 2000There was a time, not so long ago, when the church was the last place victims of family violence would go for help. The impression was that churches either would…
- February 17, 2000Canadian Anglican giving to the national church's main appeal and development arm was steady last year, but donations to the national newspaper fell dramatically.
- February 3, 2000Statistics seldom excite. But just get them wrong or let someone discover they're unreliable, and watch what happens.
- January 11, 2000It is a joke Desmond Tutu often tells: years ago, when whites arrived in South Africa, they had the Bible and blacks had the land. The whites told the blacks…
- November 22, 1999After consultation, the Officers of General Synod have decided to pursue an appeal of the decision received at the end of August. It is hoped that the Appeal Court will…
- October 29, 1999A bishop from Kamloops and a young Aboriginal woman raised mostly in southern Ontario inaugurated a journey of healing on Sunday, October 31, in a downtown Toronto church.
- September 29, 1999The Anglican Church will seek independent legal advice on whether to appeal a British Columbia Supreme Court ruling, but it has already paid the share of damages requested by the…
- September 27, 1999The Anglican Church's national governing body, its General Synod, has made arrangements to pay the church's portion of a judgment in a case arising from sexual abuse in an Indian…
