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As some clergy pledge never to use generative artificial intelligence (AI) in writing sermons, and others view AI as just another tool for preaching, Anglicans debate where to draw the line. The post Clergy opinions run gamut on AI use in sermons appeared first on Anglican Journal .
As Canada marks the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty 6 this year, Archbishop Chris Harper reflects on the fragility of human covenants and the enduring faithfulness of God’s promises. The post Standing on the promises that cannot fail appeared first on Anglican Journal .
Christians shouldn't go looking for what sin caused God to punish them with hardship, writes the primate, but see God's presence with them in trying times. The post God is with us in joy and hardship appeared first on Anglican Journal .
SEAN FRANKLING Staff Writer HEN CHILDREN’S and youth coordinator Elizabeth Achimah accepted an offer from a parishioner to run a Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) game at her parish, Toronto’s St. Aidan’s in the Beach, it turned out to be a draw for neighbourhood youth from outside the church. Several of the new kids’ parents e
“Where Walls Meet Sky” features artwork centred around rebirth and sacred space inside the ruins of the historic Toronto church, which was destroyed by fire two years ago, as the parish moves forward with plans to rebuild. The post St. Anne’s art exhibition finds rebirth and new life amid church ruins appeared first on
General Synod's retiring archivist, Laurel Parson, reflects on a career spent preserving history and aiding research on sensitive subject matter. The post General Synod archivist retires appeared first on Anglican Journal .
The primates of North, Central and South America discussed migration, climate change, changing times and Indigenous rights at their August meeting. The post Primates of the Americas discuss ministry in a time of rapid change appeared first on Anglican Journal .
The Pathway 5 team is working on questions of jurisdiction and church-to-church relationship in the ongoing formation of Sacred Circle. The post Pathway 5 team seeks clarity on Sacred Circle Jurisdiction appeared first on Anglican Journal .
The annual Say Yes! To Kids campaign hit its stride in 2026 as local fundraising teams collected a record-breaking $165,000 for child and youth programs, drawing on support from the Anglican Foundation of Canada. The post National support for child and youth ministry drives local fundraising teams appeared first on Ang
Core ideas of Forest Church—which involves communities gathering outdoors for worship, emphasizing connection with God through the natural world—are reflected in a variety of similar movements with names and practices as diverse as nature itself. The post Faith rooted in the wild appeared first on Anglican Journal .
Bishop Vincent Fenga hopes to encourage prayer, Bible study, faithful worship and discipleship in the Anglican diocese of the Yukon with the goal of strengthening people's relationship to Jesus Christ. The post New Yukon bishop prioritizes spiritual renewal appeared first on Anglican Journal .
The new community, to be called St. Brigid’s Community, will consist of volunteers aged 18 to 35. Bell and Canon Ian Mobsby, the diocese of Niagara’s community missioner, have recruited members to St. Brigid’s through a series of focus groups held in the diocese. Bell says she hopes for about 30 people to start. The po
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