February 2022
February 2022 Issue
‘Racism is very bad for your health’
Written by
Matt Gardner
Anglican Foundation gives out more than $1 million in grants for 2021
The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) awarded more than $1 million in grants in 2021—a total that executive director Scott Brubacher calls “extraordinary” and potentially the largest in the foundation’s 64-year history.
Written by
Matt Gardner
Richard Johns remembered as steady presence at Church House
Richard Johns, who served for three decades as director of personnel at Church House, died on Nov. 28 after a …
Written by
Matt Gardner
February issue shows Anglicans meeting challenges
Faced with tests from the COVID-19 pandemic to the loss of church leaders to the need to confront racism and advance Indigenous self-determination, Anglicans are meeting challenges in a variety of ways, as detailed in the February issue of the Anglican Journal.
Written by
Matt Gardner
Seeing through the pandemic’s haze
I left home very early that morning to prepare for the 8 a.m. Eucharist at the parish I served, driving …
Written by
Archbishop Linda Nicholls
The fulfillment of the Sacred Circle
By the time you read this, the foundational documents of Sacred Circle will have been released and circulated. There are …
Written by
Mark MacDonald
Pandemic challenges hospital chaplains
A pair of Anglican and Lutheran hospital chaplains say the pandemic has meant a “new world” of exhaustion for them—but also life-giving work that has transcended conventional boundaries of denomination and faith.
Written by
Matt Gardner
Anglican Journal welcomes new staff writer
Sean Frankling officially joined the Journal team on Jan. 4, bringing experience in both print and digital media.
Written by
Matt Gardner
On steering past the spireas—and surrendering our burdens
The myriad attempts to back out of my long, narrow driveway are embarrassingly comical.
Written by
Michelle Hauser
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