Is the General Synod a House of Parliament? For the past 120 years in Canada, the answer has been Yes for routine administrative resolutions, but No for matters related to doctrine, worship or discipline…
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The Anglican Communion Alliance is a national organization representing Canadian Anglicans, coast to coast to coast. We have grown out of the grassroots response of Anglicans to the crisis that has been developing in our church over the past 50 years.
The ACA endeavors to be a rallying place for faithful Canadian Anglicans who want to see the Anglican Church of Canada embrace and live by the principles of its own constitution as set forth in the Solemn Declaration of 1893, and clarified in the Montreal Declaration of Anglican Essentials of 1994. We are striving to assist the efforts of all Anglicans in this country who wish to see their church remain in full membership with the global Anglican Communion. To that end, we support the Anglican Covenant and urge our church to endorse it and pattern our relationships with other Anglicans by it.
While being organizationally separate from the orthodox in other Anglican jurisdictions in Canada, we continue in informal fellowship with them in the cause of the Gospel while addressing the specific situation within our own Anglican Church of Canada.
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By Christopher Samson for The Anglican Planet: “Suffering, trial and the raging of the devil are givens while we await the return of the King. May those who hunger and thirst for righteousness in the Anglican Church of Canada remember that their satisfaction is also a given.”
“When it comes to assisted suicide & the Anglican Church of Canada, we do not need another working group or another paper. We already have the working group that we need—the House of Bishops.”
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“Many, if not most of our students have been drawn to Wycliffe because of our evangelical commitments and the quality of our teaching, and not because of any denominational allegiance….”
Light on the Hill/St. John the Baptist Church (Richmond Hill) in the Diocese of Toronto is looking for a new Pastor/Incumbent "to lead us and inspire us as we live out our vision, mission and core values." This vibrant parish describes themselves as "a small church with a huge heart who loves Jesus and His teachings. Our vision is to bring the church to our community and in doing so, bring the community to the church." Check out their parish profile...
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An update from Bp David Parsons. Please continue to pray! 
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Yellowknife has also declared a state of emergency. Please pray for the safety of all, and for strength for clergy serving these communities.Friends, take a moment and pray for the Northwest Territories. ![]()
The following communities have been evacuated: Hay River, Fort Smith, Katl'odeeche First Nation, Enterprise, and Jean Marie River. Several other communities remain at risk. Internet, phone, and cell service has been cut off to a dozen communities. ![]()
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Overnight was the largest airlift rescue operation in the territory's history, flying people out of Fort Smith and Hay River after the highways were cut off by fire.![]()
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In times like this we need to call out to God and proclaim our trust in Him. We need to pray for His protection for those at risk and for the brave firefighters, pilots, and other support workers who have stayed behind to battle the blazes.![]()
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Almighty God, have mercy on the people of the Northwest Territories. We humbly ask you to send calm winds and gentle rain. We pray for those who have lost everything, and for those who are afraid, especially children and elders. Send your Holy Spirit to stir up the hearts of all that they would cry out to you in faith, and let them see your mighty protection. Send your peace that passes understanding to take the place of anxiety and confusion, and give your blessing to all who are taking in evacuees or who are serving on the front lines to protect their communities. Lord, we cry out to you, trusting in the one whose voice and presence calmed the storm. Be present, Lord Jesus, we pray. Amen.