Letter to the editor: Walk together

Notes: "For the most part, I enjoy reading the 'Anglican Journal' from cover to cover. I especially enjoyed reading the article about our B.C. Premier Christy Clark ['Christy Clark', Feb. 2014, p. 11] and how she incorporates her faith in her daily life. I admire people who can live their faith day to day to the glory of God". "I do not agree with the sentiments expressed concerning your coverage of Don Cherry ['Letters', Jan. and Feb. 2014, pp. 4-5]. I think he's probably the most truthful, real person you could ever wish to meet -- maybe a bit too rough around the edges for some, but he's never afraid to credit God with standing by him in every decision he's ever made". "The other reason I enjoy your paper is the column by Bishop Mark MacDonald ['Walking Together']. I hope one day he becomes our primate ... He's probably the most Christ-like leader we've seen in the Anglican church in a long time. I don't necessarily agree with the separation of the Anglican church into indigenous and the rest of us, but I understand where it comes from".

Subjects: Anglican Journal; Clark, Christy (Christina Joan), 1965-; Cherry, Don (Donald Stewart), 1934-; MacDonald, Mark L. (Mark Lawrence), 1954-; Native peoples - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada