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Comment on January issue shares news and reflection from CoGS, Sacred Circle, COP26 by Helen Mcfadden
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Comments for Anglican Journal
Updates from the Council of General Synod (CoGS), the 10th Indigenous Anglican Sacred Circle and the COP26 climate conference anchor the January issue of the Anglican Journal.
Our coverage of the November meeting of CoGS starts with the primate’s address, in which Archbishop Linda Nicholls calls for “realistic hope” as the Anglican Church of Canada weighs the toll of the COVID-19 pandemic.
And a report from the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples culminates with CoGS joining a call against the forcible disciplining of children.
Sacred Circle also met in November to continue its work refining key documents for the self-determining Indigenous church within the Anglican Church of Canada.
Read the January issue of the Anglican Journal at anglicanjournal.com or in digital PDF.
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