Anglican Journal - May edition
Highlights
New bishop for Northern Ontario: Morris Fiddler consecrated after years-long delay
Nearly four years after his election, Morris Fiddler has been consecrated as the first suffragan, or assistant, bishop for Northern Ontario in the Indigenous Spiritual Ministry of Mishamikoweesh, a position arising, among other things, from the difficulty and cost of travel in the North as well as the need for suicide and addictions ministry.
Prayerful yoga offers ministry for body and soul
St. Mark’s Anglican Church, Halifax is—you might say—stretching the range of its ministry and attracting wider community interest with a new prayerful yoga program, “Stretch for Jesus"...
National office mulls move-in with United Church of Canada
The office of General Synod may move out of its current office in Toronto into space owned by the United Church of Canada, the Anglican Journal has learned...
Colonialism’s legacy seen in marriage debate
Some Anglicans are debating whether an attitude of superiority continues to affect the Communion’s wealthier Western provinces in discussions around same-sex marriage, despite explicit condemnations of colonialism in a statement by Lambeth bishops that deals, among other things, with same-sex unions.