Anglican Journal

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, former primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, has made the first of a series of pastoral visits to the diocese of Western Newfoundland to facilitate discussion and reconciliation.

Former primate aids Western Newfoundland healing process following cancelled episcopal election - Anglican Journal The diocesan executive council has invited Hiltz to facilitate discussion and reconciliation as a pastoral visitor following a cancelled election for a new bishop, originally scheduled for April 25.

In his latest column, Primate Shane Parker reflects on the ongoing journey of reconciliation and building of a new relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Anglican churches.

Holding another’s story is transformative - Anglican Journal My first official visit as primate was to the gathering of Sacred Circle in Calgary last summer. During our time together, we recalled the story of how, 32 years ago, leaders of the Indigenous Anglican Church received a very clear vision that they rendered into a document called The Covenant—a gif...

Archbishop Douglas Hambidge, who died on March 2, was a champion of Indigenous rights and participation in the church, and a sought-after speaker on church stewardship.

Steward, leader, friend: Colleagues remember the life of late Archbishop Douglas Hambidge - Anglican Journal Hambidge was bishop of the diocese of New Westminster and metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province of British Columbia and Yukon.