Mission in the nineteen 90s
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/catalog9045
- Publication Date
- c1991
- Material Type
- Book : Paper
- Location
- Trinity College (Graham Library)
- Call Number
- BV 2070 M556 1991
- Place
- Grand Rapids, MI
- Publisher
- William B. Eerdmans
- Publication Date
- c1991
- Physical_Description
- 80 p. : ill. ; 28 x 21.5 cm.
- Material Type
- Book : Paper
- Notes
- "Edited by Gerald H. Anderson, James M. Phillips, Robert T. Coote".
- "This edition first published 1991 jointly by Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. ... and Overseas Ministries Study Center". -- p. 2.
- "At the 'International Bulletin of Missionary Research' we have taken this occasion to focus attention on the current status and strategy of the Christian world mission, and to assess contemporary trends and issues, in a series of essays on 'Mission in the 1990's' that first appeared in our journal during 1989 and 1990. These articles attracted such interest and attention that we have decided to make them available to a wider public. They are published here in the order in which they first appeared in the 'Bulletin'." -- Foreword.
- Collection of seventeen essays by international mission leaders including Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
- Foreword printed on inside front cover.
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Contents: Foreword / Gerald H. Anderson -- The Evangelicals: Unwavering Commitment, Troublesome Divisions / Arthur F. Glasser -- The Church as Servant of the Coming Kingdom / Michael Amaladoss -- Challenges and Hindrances to the Unfinished Task / Johannes Verkuyl -- Mission Tomorrow: Nothing Will Be Easy / Anna Marie Aagaard -- The Christian Message Versus "Modern" Culture / Lesslie Newbigin -- Mission in Service of God's Reign / Barbara Hendricks -- Toward the Globalization and Integrity of Mission / C. Rene Padilla -- The Role of the People of God in the Divine Enterprise / Desmond M. Tutu -- Rediscovering the Biblical Worldview for Effective Mission / Neuza Itioka -- The Pillars of Mission in Asia / C.G. Arevalo -- Holistic Mission, from an Orthodox Perspective / Bishop Anastasios -- Fifteen Changes for Tomorrow's Mission / Ralph D. Winter -- The Poor: Starting Point for Mission / Mary Motte -- The "Old, Old Story" and Contemporary Crises / Emilio Castro -- Toward a New Paradigm of Mission / David J. Bosch -- The Pentecostal/Charismatic Contribution to World Evangelization / L. Grant McClung, Jr. -- The Status of the Christian World Mission in the 1990s / David B. Barrett -- Christian Mission and Religious Pluralism: A Selected Bibliography of 175 Books in English, 1970-1990 / Gerald H. Anderson -- 150 Outstanding Books for Mission Studies / Editors, International Bulletin of Missionary Research.
- Added Entry
- Anderson, Gerald H., 1930-
- Philips, James M., 1929-
- Coote, Robert T., 1932-
- 'International Bulletin of Missionary Research
- Mission in the 1990s
- Aagaard, Anna Marie, 1935-
- Amaladoss, Michael, 1936-
- Anastasios, Bishop
- Arevalo, C.G. (Catalino G.), 1925-
- Barrett, David B. (David Brian), 1927-2011
- Bosch, David J. (David Jacobus), 1929-1992
- Castro, Emilio, 1927-2013
- Glasser, Arthur F. (Arthur Frederick), 1914-2009
- Hendricks, Barbara (Barbara Clare), 1925-2010
- Itioka, Neuza, 1942-
- McClung, L. Grant
- Motte, Mary (Mary Margaret), 1936-
- Newbigin, Lesslie (James Edward Lesslie), 1909-1998
- Padilla, C. Rene, 1932-
- Tutu, Desmond M. (Desmond Mpilo), 1931-
- Verkuyl, Johannes, 1908-2001
- Winter, Ralph D. (Ralph Dana), 1924-2009
- Subjects
- Missions - 20th century
- Missions - 20th century - Statistics
- Missions - Theory - Bibliography
- ISBN
- 0-8028-0542-6
- Call Number
- BV 2070 M556 1991
- Location
- Trinity College (Graham Library)
A journey of spiritual renewal : Anglican Indigenous Circle : July 1997
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article33695
- Journal
- Ministry Matters
- Date
- 1997 Spring
- Volume
- 4
- Issue
- 2
- Page
- 11
- Notes
- A history of relations between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Christians with emphasis on the Anglican Church of Canada and the history and development of the first and second Native Convocations (1988 and 1995) and the change in name to Anglican Indigenous Circle for the third gathering in Lethbridge, Alberta, in July 1997.
- Subjects
- Native peoples - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Anglican Church of Canada. Native Convocation (1st : 1988 : Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.)
- Anglican Church of Canada. Native Convocation (2nd : 1993 : Kenora, Ont.)
- Anglican Church of Canada. Native Convocation (3rd : 1997 : Lethbridge, Alta.)
- Anglican Church of Canada. Anglican Indigenous Circle (3rd : 1997 : Lethbridge, Alta.)
- Anglican Church of Canada. Native Convocation - Name
- Anglican Church of Canada. Anglican Indigenous Circle - Name
- Sacred Circle
- Sacred Circle - Name
- Anglican Indigenous Circle - Name
- Anglican Church of Canada. Sacred Circle (1st : 1988 : Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.)
- Anglican Church of Canada. Sacred Circle (2nd : 1993 : Kenora, Ont.)
- Anglican Church of Canada. Sacred Circle (3rd : 1997 : Lethbridge, Alta.)
- Christianity and culture - Anglican Church of Canada
- Native Covenant (1994)
People : New Zealand
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article33878
- Journal
- Anglican World
- Date
- 2006 Trinity
- Issue
- 122
- Page
- 57
- Notes
- "The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia has opted for a new model of shared leadership that honours its three-Tikanga structure. The Primacy of the church will be amended constitutionally to comprise the three senior bishops, each carrying the title of Archbishop and Co-presiding Bishop. General Synod/te Hinota Whanio, meeting in Christchurch, named Bishop Brown Turei (Te Pihopa o Aotearoa), Bishop Jabez Bryce (Pasefika) and Bishop David Moxon (Pakeha) to form the new-model Primacy, with the expectation that they would share the joint role fully and publicly. Until the necessary legislative changes have been made, Bishop Brown will receive the formal title of Primate, described as 'holding the taonga of leadership'. The new Archbishops will each retain their present episcopal roles, but will be supported in their primatial duties by the other bishops and the General Synod Standing Committee".
- Subjects
- Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia - Bishops
- Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia - Government
- Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia. Primate
- Turei, Brown (William Brown), 1924-2017
- Bryce, Jabez (Jabez Leslie), 1935-2010
- Moxon, David (David John), 1951-
Life in the Congregations : Matters of character and the inner life
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30627
- Journal
- Ministry Matters
- Date
- 2003 Fall
- Volume
- 10
- Issue
- 3
- Page
- 24
- Notes
- The author is working his way through an acrostic, based on the word "GROW" as it relates to making disciples and Christian life. In the previous column he discussed the letter"G" which stands for "getting closer to God". In this column he deals with "R" which stands for "renovation of the heart". "This part of discipleship has to do with matters of character and the inner life. It has to do with the type of person we are becoming as we seek to follow Jesus more intentionally and more faithfully." "An important part of the good news of the gospel is that God loves us so much he accepts us just as we are. .... An equally important part of the good news is that God loves us so much he has no intention of leaving us as he found us. The Christian life is about change, and a large part of this change is personal transformation -- `renovation of the heart'." "The goal here is not perfection; it is growth. We want to become, and to help others become, more and more like Jesus in thought, character, attitude, behavior and purpose. It is this ongoing transformation -- this renovation of the heart -- that is proof of God's presence and work in our lives. Congregations that help their people to grow in this way truly bring glory to God. They are magnetic; these are the types of congregations that people want to be part of".
- Subjects
- Christian life - Anglican Church of Canada
- Congregational development - Anglican Church of Canada
- Discipling (Christianity) - Anglican Church of Canada
International Anglican Family Network : Abandoned Children
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article31014
- Journal
- Anglican World
- Date
- 2004 New Year (2003 / 2004)
- Issue
- 112
- Page
- [23]-[34]
- Notes
- Issue of IAFN Newsletter included as part of the Anglican World for New Year 2003/2004. An editorial and series of short reports from different agencies and countries about "Abandoned Children." "[C]hildren fending for themselves in the face of disease and danger; not only without adequate material necessities, but also without the love and emotional support that all human beings need to thrive". "The provision of refuges for children who have been living on the streets, including health care and education demonstrate the practical power of Christian love."
- Subjects
- Children - Religious aspects - Anglican Communion
- Street children - Religious aspects - Anglican Communion
- Abandoned children - Religious aspects - Anglican Communion
- Child welfare - Religious aspects - Anglican Communion
- Church work with children - Anglican Communion
- Children - Papua New Guinea
- Abandoned children - Papua New Guinea
- Children - Religious aspects - Church of the Province of Melanesia
- Children - Brazil
- Street children - Brazil
- Street children - Religious aspects - Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil
- Child welfare - Brazil
- Children - Bolivia
- Children - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of the Southern Cone of America
- Church work with children - Anglican Church of the Southern Cone of America
- Anglican Church of the Southern Cone of America. Diocese of Bolivia
- Children - Argentina
- Anglican Church of the Southern Cone of America. Diocese of Northern Argentina
- Day care centres - Argentina
- Day care centres - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of the Southern Cone of America
- Street children - Burundi
- Street children - Religious aspects - Church of the Province of Burundi
- Children - Rwanda
- Abandoned children - Rwanda
- Abandoned children - Religious aspects - Church of the Province of Rwanda
- Children - Sudan
- Abandoned children - Sudan
- Child soldiers - Sudan
- Children - Religious aspects - Episcopal Church of the Sudan
- Children - South Africa
- Abandoned children - South Africa
- Nelson Mandela Children's Fund
- Children - Lithuania
- Abandoned children - Lithuania
- Church of England. Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe. Archdeaconry of Scandinavia and Germany
- Children - Romania
- Abandoned children - Romania
- Church of England. Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe. Eastern Archdeaconry
- Orphanages - Romania
- Children - Estonia
- Street children - Estonia
- Church work with children - Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church
- Children - Indonesia
- Abandoned children - Indonesia
- Church work with children - Salvation Army
- Children - Scotland
- Runaway children - Scotland
- Children - Great Britain
- Youth - Great Britain
- Buttle Trust
- Children - Pacific Area
- Children and violence - Pacific Area
- War toys - Religious aspects - Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia
The scandal of biblical illiteracy
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article31047
- Journal
- Ministry Matters
- Date
- 2004 Winter
- Volume
- 11
- Issue
- 1
- Page
- 24
- Notes
- The author is working his way through an acronym, based on the word "GROW" as it relates to making disciples and Christian life. In previous columns he discussed the letter"G" which stands for "getting closer to God" and "R" which stands for "renovation of the heart". In this column he discusses "O" which "stands for `overview of the faith', which has to do with understanding the content of our faith. This is the story that is told in the Bible, and from the Bible in our creeds and eucharistic prayers." "We immediately have a problem here, because one of the realities of our situation, and one that we really don't like to talk about too much is the undeniable fact that the majority of people in our churches are functionally biblically illiterate". "The need here is to be proactive and creative in finding ways to give people an overview of the Bible, with some understanding of where it came from, how it is arranged, and the social and historical contexts in which the various books were composed. .... In all of this we want to be able to give them meaningful help in how to read the Bible for understanding, guidance, nourishment, and spiritual growth".
- Subjects
- Bible - Study and teaching - Anglican Church of Canada
- Bible - Devotional use - Anglican Church of Canada
- Bible - Reading
Two for One : The Palaces of the Archbishop
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30048
- Author
- Roberts, Kelly
- Sparks, Margaret
- Journal
- Anglican World
- Date
- 2003 Easter
- Issue
- 109
- Page
- 26-29
- Notes
- A history and description of the two residences of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Lambeth Palace, in London, is the Archbishop of Canterbury's official residence. The house, now known as the Old Palace, was repaired and re-opened in 1901. "Since then the house has been known as the Old Palace. It has been used by all subsequent archbishops when in Canterbury and still keeps its ancient function as a place of hospitality".
Decade of Evangelism : How to share our deepest convictions
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30152
- Journal
- Ministry Matters
- Date
- 1998 Spring
- Volume
- 5
- Issue
- 2
- Page
- 8-9
- Notes
- "Perhaps one of the most significant contributions of the Decade has been that it has pulled evangelism out of the shadows and forced us to talk and think about it." "There has also been a greater acceptance that evangelism is a ministry in its ownright. No longer does the word evoke the automatic response: `Everything we do is evangelism.' There is awareness, to be sure, that other ministries of the church will do much to affect the integrity and effectiveness of our evangelistic efforts, but the ministry itself -- getting the story out and inviting outsiders in -- is not so frequently confused with or identified with these other ministries". "We speak of `post-Christendom' and `post-modernity', understanding that culture no longer leads people into our churches. The Judeo-Christian narrative no longer has a monopoly on the spiritual and ethical formation of Canadians". "One of the major challenges for the immediate future remains that of continuing to develop a distinctly Anglican style of evangelism that will not only respect the dignity of those we seek to reach, but also engage them with an informed and articulate explanation of the Gospel and a sensitive invitation to join up with the people of God and learn to follow Christ".
- Subjects
- Decade of Evangelism - Anglican Church of Canada
- Evangelism - Anglican Church of Canada
- Evangelistic work - Anglican Church of Canada
- Postmodernism - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
How disciples are made : Life in the Congregations
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30267
- Journal
- Ministry Matters
- Date
- 2003 Spring
- Volume
- 10
- Issue
- 2
- Page
- 22
- Notes
- "In the last few columns I worked through an acrostic on the word "VITAL", indicating what I believe to be five of the keys issues we need to focus on as we lead our congregations to new levels of vitality and health. In those columns I suggested that the letter "T" stands for "training in discipleship". I am more and more convinced that this is the key to everything else that we do in congregational life. In the next few columns I want to offer you another acrostic, this time on the word "GROW", that will highlight some of the important elements involved in helping the people in our care to move past church membership and attendance to committed discipleship." "`G' stands for `getting closer to God'." "`R' stands for `renovation of the heart'." "`O' stands for `overview of the faith'." "`W' stands for `working it out in the details of life'." "Churches that understand that they are in the business of making disciples; churches whose bottom line is changed lives, are exciting places to be. People are attracted to them because they minister to them in the very depths of their souls. We will look at these elements in more detail in the next few columns".
- Subjects
- Christian life - Anglican Church of Canada
- Discipling (Christianity) - Anglican Church of Canada
Rural Church Conferences
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30368
- Author
- Barrett, H. Bern (H. Bernard), 1929-2011
- Hatfield, Leonard F. (Leonard Fraser), 1919-2001
- Prince, Samuel Henry, 1886-1960
- Journal
- Bulletin [Council for Social Service]
- Date
- [1957]
- Author
- Barrett, H. Bern (H. Bernard), 1929-2011
- Hatfield, Leonard F. (Leonard Fraser), 1919-2001
- Prince, Samuel Henry, 1886-1960
- Date
- [1957]
- Issue
- 167
- Page
- 1-10
- Notes
- "Canadian Anglicans in recent years have been making a significant contribution to International Conferences of Rural Church Life, and the year 1956 was no exception in this respect. The only Canadian members of the International Travel Seminar and Conference at Bossey were Anglicans. Canadian participation was made possible by the generous co-operation and support of the Town and Country Church Division of the Episcopal Church, which together with the Council for Social Service, made it possible for two delegates, the Reverend Dr. S.H. Prince, of Halifax, and the Reverend H.B. Barrett, of the Anglican Theological College of British Columbia, to attend. .... Similarly, the Anglican group from Canada were the only substantial representation from outside the United States at the St. Louis Rural Church Conference held in October last year. The reports of the two Canadian delegates to Bossey constitute the main body of material in this Bulletin. We are grateful for these reports. They provide helpful insights concerning rural life overseas and many useful suggestions for our Canadian Church and its Rural Church Programme." -- Intro.
- Contents: Introduction / Leonard F. Hatfield -- The Church and Rural Life I : An account of the 1956 International Conference at the Ecumenical Institute, Chateau de Bossey, Switzerland, with some findings of a preliminary survey of Rural Europe / Samuel Henry Prince -- The Church and Rural Life II : A personal report of the Study Tour in Europe August 1-27; Conference at Bossey August 29-September 4, 1956 / H.B. Barrett -- The Rural Church in the News / Leonard F. Hatfield -- Recent Additions to the Council's Library.
- Subjects
- Rural areas
- Rural areas - Religious aspects - Christianity
- Agriculture - Europe
- Agriculture - Religious aspects - Christianity
- Christianity and agriculture
- Christianity - Europe - 20th century
- Rural churches - Canada
- Rural churches - Anglican Church of Canada
Steps on a healing path : Jubilee visions offer hope
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article28521
- Author
- Morrison, Catherine
- Journal
- Ministry Matters
- Date
- 2000 Winter
- Volume
- 7
- Issue
- 1
- Page
- 11-12
- Notes
- "Our hope as church, society and Aboriginal peoples rests in establishing new relationships of trust and promise and working together for a better future. Jubilee with its three themes -- release from bondage, redistribution of wealth, and renewal of earth -- is a vision that speaks with potential and hope to Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people alike. It is a vision that we have been living in the church for some time." Includes highlights of the new relationship between the Anglican Church and Aboriginal peoples, since 1969, such as the Hendry Report, Native Convocations, Council of Native Ministries and Aboriginal Covenant.
- "This article is adapted from a presentation Ms. Morrison made to the synod of the diocese of Cariboo."
- N.B. The story mistakenly says that "Then in 1995 the church agreed to support a National Native Convocation" (p. 11). This should say "in 1985 the church agreed". The first Native Convocation took place in Fort Qu'Appelle in Saskatchewan in 1988.
- This article was also reprinted `Open' vol. 47 no. 2, Summer 2001, pp. 9-10.
- Subjects
- Indians of North America - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Native peoples - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Jubilee (Christianity) - Anglican Church of Canada
- Indian residential schools - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Hendry Report [Beyond Traplines: does the church really care ? 1979]
- Canada. Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples
- Anglican Church of Canada. Native Convocation (1st : 1988 : Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.)
- Sacred Circle
- Native Covenant (1994)
Apology and acceptance
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article28533
- Author
- Peers, Michael G. (Michael Geoffrey), 1934-
- Smith, Vi, 1916-2001
- Journal
- Ministry Matters
- Date
- 2000 Winter
- Journal
- Ministry Matters
- Date
- 2000 Winter
- Volume
- 7
- Issue
- 1
- Page
- 24
- Notes
- Text of the apology offered by the Primate, Archbishop Michael Peers, to the National Native Convocation, Minaki, Ont., Friday, August 6, 1993. Also includes text of the Response to the Primate at the National Native Convocation delivered by Vi Smith, on behalf of the elders and participants, Minaki, Ont., Saturday, August 7, 1993.
- This material was also reprinted as "A message from the Primate, Archbishop Michael Peers, to the National Native Convocation" in `Open' vol. 47 no. 2, Summer 2001, p. 11.
- Subjects
- Apologies - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
- Peers, Michael G. (Michael Geoffrey), 1934-
- Smith, Vi, 1916-2001
- Indian residential schools - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Anglican Church of Canada. Native Convocation (2nd : 1993 : Kenora, Ont.)
- Sacred Circle
- Indians of North America - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Native peoples - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
Native Anglicans gather for historic convocation
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article347
- Journal
- Canadian Churchman
- Date
- 1988 November
- Volume
- 114
- Issue
- 9
- Page
- 17
- Notes
- "About 180 native people, some from the most isolated communities in the country, gathered here last month [28 September - 5 October 1988] for the first native convocation in Anglican Church history. In attendance were nearly all of the native Indian priests and deacons in the church and a lay member from each native congregation. Only nine of the Canadian church's 30 dioceses were not represented". "Although it was suggested they might wish to seek an official apology from General Synod for the past actions of the church (as native people sought and received from the General Council of the United Church), this did not form part of their final message to the church. Neither was there a request for a native bishop which had been suggested as a way in which all aboriginal people could be represented and recognized. They did decide to hold another convocation to be held in three years, probably in Keewatin diocese. The Inuit of Arctic diocese chose not to participate at this convocation, because they saw it as an `Indian' event. But Rev. Joshua Arreak of Salluit, NWT, an observer, said he would return to his diocese with the recommendation that the Inuit participate in the next convocation." Includes photos. One photo has caption "About 90 Indian clergy and deacons were among those gathered at Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask."
- Subjects
- Anglican Church of Canada. Native Convocation (1st : 1988 : Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.)
- Sacred Circle
- Anglican Church of Canada. Sacred Circle (1st : 1988 : Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.)
- Indians of North America - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Native peoples - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Inuit - Anglican Church of Canada
- Apologies - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
- Native bishops - Anglican Church of Canada
- Native clergy - Anglican Church of Canada
Press release : Native "Dream" leads Anglican Church to historic national television broadcast
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article572
- Journal
- News service de nouvelles
- Date
- 1989 April 27
- Notes
- Announcement that Anglican Church of Canada would launch its first production on Vision TV with a showing of "Share the Dream", the video from the first Native Convocation held 28 September to 5 October 1988 in Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.
- Subjects
- Share the Dream [Video recording]
- Indians of North America - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Native peoples - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
- Anglican Church of Canada. Native Convocation (1st : 1988 : Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.)
- Vision TV (Canada)
- Sacred Circle
Report of the General Secretary #033-08-09-05 : Motions regarding the Anglican Consultative Council
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/official9583
- Date
- 2009 May 8-10
- Source
- Council of General Synod Minutes
- Record Type
- Resolution 03-05-09
- Date
- 2009 May 8-10
- Record Type
- Resolution 03-05-09
- Prologue
- Archdeacon Michael Pollesel presented his report. Members had been asked to vote by electronic ballot on two subjects since the November 2008 Council meeting.
- Motions regarding the Anglican Consultative Council
- Archdeacon Pollesel read into the minutes the results of the electronic balloting which ended on March 31, 2009.
- - 1. That the Council of the General Synod concurs in/ratifies the proposed Incorporation of the Anglican Consultative Council as outlined in the letter of 10 December 2008 from the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion to the General Secretary of the General Synod.
- - Results of the electronic ballot: Resolution 1: 4 yes, 24 no DEFEATED
- Text
- 2. That the Council of the General Synod concurs in/ratifies the proposed Incorporation of the Anglican Consultative Council as outlined in the letter of 10 December 2008 from the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion to the General Secretary of the General Synod provided that Article 2.2 of the Articles of Association is amended by substituting the word “Council” for the words “Standing Committee.’
- Results of the electronic ballot: Resolution 2: 24 yes, 4 no CARRIED #03-05-09
- Notes
- 3. That the Council of the General Synod concurs in/ratifies the proposal to include five members of the Primates' Standing Committee in the membership of both the Anglican Consultative Council and its Standing Committee.
- Results of the electronic ballot: Resolution 3: 6 yes, 22 no. DEFEATED
- Subjects
- Anglican Consultative Council
- Incorporation - Religious aspects - Anglican Communion
- Anglican Consultative Council - Membership
- Anglican Consultative Council. Constitution
- Anglican Consultative Council. Standing Committee
- Anglican Communion. Primates' Meeting. Standing Committee
- Anglican Communion - Primates
- Electronic voting - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
Report of the General Secretary #033-08-09-05 : Motion regarding the nomination of Ms. Michèle George as Treasurer
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/official9584
- Date
- 2009 May 8-10
- Source
- Council of General Synod Minutes
- Record Type
- Resolution 04-05-09
- Date
- 2009 May 8-10
- Record Type
- Resolution 04-05-09
- Prologue
- Archdeacon Pollesel read into the minutes the results of the electronic balloting which ended on April 3, 2009.
- - That the Council of the General Synod confirms the Prmate's nomination of Ms. Michèle George as Treasurer of General Synod.
- - Results of the electronic ballot: 26 members confirmed the nomination and none were opposed. CARRIED #04-05-09
- Text
- Archdeacon Pollesel acknowledged with thanks the work of Mr. Michael Herrera who served as Interim Treasurer following the resignation of Mr. Peter Blachford, and introduced Ms. Michèle George.
- Subjects
- George, Michele
- Anglican Church of Canada. General Synod. Treasurer
- Electronic voting - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
Report of the General Synod Planning Committee #026-03-05-11 : Theme for General Synod 2007 #026-04-05-11
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/official9133
- Date
- 2005 November 17-20
- Source
- Council of General Synod Minutes
- Record Type
- Resolution 19-11-05
- Date
- 2005 November 17-20
- Record Type
- Resolution 19-11-05
- Mover
- Dean Peter Wall
- Seconder
- Ms. Barbara Burrows
- Prologue
- Dean Peter Wall presented the report and spoke to the proposed theme for General Synod. He said that the committee had received replies on the proposed theme from the Standing Committees, Councils and Boards. As a result the original theme "Draw the Circle Wide" has been expanded to "Draw the Circle Wide ... Draw it Wider Still". Dean Wall said that the Planning Committee believes that the theme speaks of the inclusivity of our church -- inclusive of all people and all perspective and points of view. The open circle, envisioned in graphics, supports the idea that all is not yet revealed; that all are not yet part of our circle; and that we are opening and welcoming.
- General Synod will meet from June 19-25, 2007 in Winnipeg, MB. The committee is in final negotiations with two downtown hotels, as the University of Manitoba, could no longer guarantee the required number of bedrooms.
- Text
- That the Council of General Synod approve 'Draw the Circle Wide ... Draw It Wider Still' as the theme for General Synod 2007. CARRIED #19-11-05
- Subjects
- Anglican Church of Canada. General Synod (38th : 2007 : Winnipeg, Man.)
- Anglican Church of Canada. General Synod (38th : 2007 : Winnipeg, Man.) - Theme
- Inclusivity - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
- Wall, Peter A. (Peter Allan), 1951-
Report of the Nominating Committee
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/official9262
- Date
- 1989 June 15-23
- Source
- General Synod. Minutes
- Record Type
- Act 89
- Mover
- Ven. J.B. Boyles
- Seconder
- Rt. Rev. M. Genge
- Prologue
- Archdeacon Boyles presented the revised report of nominations to Standing Committees:
- Text
- That this General Synod accept the report of the Nominating Committee with respect to membership on Standing Committees, as follows:
- [*Denotes returning committee member.]
- Administration and Finance Committee
- Mr. Peter Colbert Moosonee
- Van. Ian Dingwall Niagara
- Mrs. Joan Gibb Quebec
- Most Rev. Douglas Hambidge* NewWestminster
- Ven. Harold Hazen* Fredericton
- Canon Michael Iveson Ottawa
- Ms. Marlene Olson Athabasca
- Mrs. Mary Robertson Yukon
- Mr. David Spencer Montreal
- Rev. Richard Spencer* British Columbia
- Rt. Rev. Robert Townshend Huron
- Mrs. Ann Wainwright Toronto
- Anglican Book Centre
- Rev. Canon Mervyn Awcock Quebec
- Rt. Rev. Mark Genge* Central Newfoundland
- Miss Grace Hutchings Huron
- Doctrine and Worship
- Dr. George Black* Huron
- Very Rev. Jim Cruickshank* New Westminster
- Ms. Aimee Dopking Ontario
- Rev. Canon John Flynn Saskatoon
- Rt. Rev. Joachim Fricker* Toronto
- Mr. David Hall Central Newfoundland
- Rev. Mary Holmen* Rupert's Land
- Dr. Miriam Hutton Rupert's Land
- Rev. Pat Johnston Ottawa
- Very Rev. Gordon Light* Cariboo
- Rev. Paul Farthing Montrreal
- Rev. David Reid Nova Scotia
- Very Rev. Duncan Wallace Qu'Appelle
- Rev. Dr. John Webster Toronto
- Rt. Rev. Chris Williams Arctic
- Inter-Church / Inter-Faith Relations
- Rev. Alyson Barnett-Cowan Brandon
- Rev. Stewart Bellows Western Newfoundland
- Rev. Sister Benedetta, C.S.C. Niagara
- Rev. Jim Cowan* Qu'Appelle
- Rt. Rev. Barry Curtis Calgary
- Mrs. Mary Lou Hynes Fredericton
- Rev. Canon Tom Little Toronto
- Rev. David Maynard Cariboo
- Mrs. Margaret McKeith Saskatoon
- Very Rev. Austin Munroe Nova Scotia
- Rt. Rev. Percy O'Driscoll Huron
- Rev. Canon Peter O'Flynn Kootenay
- Miss Bonnie Schroeder Algoma
- Rev. Jagdutt Singh Edmonton
- Dr. Shirley Spragge Ontario
- The Journal
- Very Rev. Robert Blackwell Saskatoon
- Ven. Noel Goater Algoma
- Rev. Hollis Hiscock Eastern Newfoundland and Labrardo
- Rt. Rev. Derwyn Jones Huron
- Mrs. Bernice Lawrence Saskatchewan
- Mr. Keith Nunn Toronto
- Rt. Rev. Taylor Pryce Toronto
- Ven. Harry Quinn* Fredericton
- Mr. David Tinker Niagara
- Mrs. Mary Lou Workman Ontario
- Long Range Planning
- Mr. Peter Bedford-Jones Niagara
- Rev. Allan Brake Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador
- Rev. Barbara Clay New Westminster
- Rev. Canon Laurie Dexter Arctic
- Mrs. Georgi Doyle* Toronto
- Mrs. Norma Farquharson Calgary
- Rev. Canon William Graham Huron
- Ven. Robert MacRae* British Columbia
- Very Rev. Harold Munn Edmonton
- Miss Elizabeth Parker Montreal
- Rt. Rev. Leslie Peterson* Algoma
- Mr. Gerry Rayner* Ottawa
- Very Rev. Bruce Stavert* Saskatoon
- Rev. Wilfred Sullivan Central Newfoundland
- Rev. Barry Thorley Fredericton
- Ministry
- Rev. Ben Arreak Arctic
- Mrs. Dawn Barrett Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador
- Rev. Canon Rosemary Anne* SSJD Edmonton
- Rev. Bryan Bjerring Rupert's Land
- Rec. Lydia Constant Brandon
- Mrs. Anne Davidson Calgary
- Mrs. Sylvia Hokansson Niagara
- Rt. Russell Hatton* Nova Scotia
- Rev. Raymond Jensen Quebec
- Rev. Dr. Peter Mason* Toronto
- Ven. Louis Rivers* New Westminster
- Rev. Paul Robinson Kootenay
- Very Rev. Jerry Smith Moosonee
- Rev. Canon Ian Stuchbery Montreal
- Mrs. Joan Werrun British Columbia
- Organization
- Ven. James Boyles Calgary
- Mr. Brian Burrows* Edmonton
- Very Rev. Arthur Churchill Western Newfoundland
- Dr. Abbot Conway* Montreal
- Mrs. Rendina Hamilton Kootenay
- Mrs. Lorna Janze Caledonia
- Mrs. Jean McCann* Arctic
- Very Rev. Paul Carr Keewatin
- Mr. Din Oosterbaan Algoma
- Rt. Rev. Arthur Peters Nova Scotia
- Mr. Douglas Reeves Toronto
- Mr. Ernest Reid Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador
- Mrs. Betty Scovil Fredericton
- Rev. Canon Peter Tett Huron
- Mr. Rob Welch Niagara
- Pensions
- Rt. Rev. James Allan Keewatin
- Rt. Rev. Arthur Brown* Toronto
- Mr. Charles Burke Niagara
- Mr. Kenneth Lemon* Huron
- Rev. Canon Alan McLeod* Caledonia
- Rev. William Noel Western Newfoundland
- Program
- Ms. Donna Bomberry* Niagara
- Mr. Alex Chisholm Kootenay
- Ven. Peter Coffin Ottawa
- Ms. Roseanne Crossman Qu'Appelle
- Ms. Susan Henderson* Rupert's Land
- Dr. Diane Maybee Ontario
- Mr. Bertram McKay Caledonia
- Rev. Alice Medcof Toronto
- Rt. Rev. Thomas Morgan Saskatchewan
- Rev. Dr. Susan Moxley Nova Scotia
- Miss Nancy Quinton New Westminster
- Rev. Canon Lynn Ross* Quebec
- Rev. Michael Rowe Montreal
- Rev. Canon Edward Schmitt Edmonton
- Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart* British Columbia
- Stewardship and Financial Development
- Mr. Dale Ahenakew Saskatchewan
- Rev. David Ashdown* Qu'Appelle
- Ms. Mary Baker Montreal
- Rev. Canon David Busby Toronto
- Ven. John Clarke Athabasca
- Rev. Edward Coleman Central Newfoundland
- Rev. Richard Condo Rupert's Land
- Rev. Jim Dugan Huron
- Mrs. Betty Gore Cariboo
- Dr. Martin Hendy* New Westminster
- Rt. Rev. George Lemmon Fredericton
- Rt. Rev. Stewart Payne* Western Newfoundland
- Mr. Thomas Roach Calgary
- Mr. Keith Shepherd* Ottawa
- Very Rev. Michael Wimmer Caledonia
- CARRIED Act 89
- Notes
- *Denotes returning committee member.
- Subjects
- Anglican Church of Canada. General Synod. Nominating Committee
- Anglican Church of Canada - Committees - Membership
Youth Initiatives
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/official9469
- Date
- 2007 November 16-18
- Source
- Council of General Synod Minutes
- Record Type
- Resolution 11-11-07
- Date
- 2007 November 16-18
- Record Type
- Resolution 11-11-07
- Prologue
- Dean Peter Wall and Ms. Judy Steers gave a presentation on Youth Initiatives. Dean Wall presented a history, noting that while it was mandated in the 1995 strategic plan that dioceses were in the best position to do youth ministry, only five currently have full time youth ministry staff. In 2004, the 'Framework' identified youth work as a priority. A brief summary was given of youth initiatives undertaken since then: the 'Ask & Imagine' Program; Justice Camps; the youth website 'generation.anglican.ca'; plans for the first youth ministry forum to take place in London in June 2008; and the PWRDF Youth Initiative 'just.generation.ca'. Dean Wall and Ms. Steers responded to Council’s questions.
- As an alternate to referred General Synod Resolution C005, it was proposed:
- That this Council establish a Youth Initiatives Reference Group to draft a policy base, strategic objectives and a budget proposal for work in youth ministries at the national level,
- That the Youth Initiatives Reference Group participate in the Generation 2008 conference in order to assist them in their work,
- That the Youth Initiatives Reference Group be named by the nominating committee and include the members of Council named to the Board of Ask and Imagine, at least one youth member of Council, a member of the Faith Worship and Ministry Committee, and persons involved with other aspects of youth ministry/initiatives (eg justice camps, PWRDF youth initiatives, diocesan youth leadership …)
- That the Youth Initiatives Reference Group report to the Council in November, 2008 with concrete proposals, including budgetary recommendations for the 2009 budget.
- After considerable discussion, the proposal was amended to read:
- Text
- That this Council establish a Youth Initiatives Taskforce to review present work in youth initiatives and draft a policy base, strategic objectives and a budget proposal for work in youth ministries at the national level,
- That the Youth Initiatives Taskforce participate in the Generation 2008 conference in order to assist them in their work,
- That the Youth Initiatives Taskforce be appointed by the nominating committee of the Council of General Synod and include the members of Council named to the Board of Ask and Imagine, at least one youth member of Council, a member of the Faith Worship and Ministry Committee, and persons involved with other aspects of youth ministry/initiatives (eg justice camps, PWRDF youth initiatives, diocesan youth leadership …)
- That the Youth Initiatives Taskforce report to the Council in November, 2008 with concrete proposals, including budgetary recommendations for the 2009 budget. CARRIED BY CONSENSUS #11-11-07
- Subjects
- Anglican Church of Canada. Council of General Synod. Youth Initiatives Taskforce
- Anglican Church of Canada. Council of General Synod. Youth Initiatives Taskforce - Membership
- Youth - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
- Youth in the Anglican Church of Canada
- Ask and Imagine
- Steers, Judy
- Wall, Peter A. (Peter Allan), 1951-
(viii) Correspondence
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/official8477
- Date
- 1969 November 3-7
- Source
- House of Bishops Minutes
- Record Type
- Resolution
- Mover
- Bishop of Georgian Bay
- Seconder
- Bishop of Mackenzie
- Prologue
- There was further discussion on policy with regard to the opening of our records to researchers.
- Text
- "That the President of the Church Historical Society be requested to confer with Dr. Millman on guidelines for granting use of the Minutes of the House of Bishops and suggestions as to necessary elapsed time advisable before confidential material should be made available to historical researchers."
- Subjects
- Canadian Church Historical Society
- Anglican Church of Canada - Archives
- Anglican Church of Canada. General Synod Archives
- Anglican Church of Canada. House of Bishops - Minutes
- Anglican Church of Canada - Records and correspondence - Access control
- Millman, Thomas R. (Thomas Reagh), 1905-1996