Letter to the editor: Reader would not read digital-only Journal

Notes: "I attend the Church of the Ascension in Hamilton, Ont., and I am a 'cradle' Anglican. (I am now 61 years old, and I am NOT computer literate.) I receive both the 'Anglican Journal' and the 'Niagara Anglican', and read them thoroughly. I look forward to their arrival in the post. (I even cut out some of the photos and keep them.) I have already sent in my annual donation for 2018. (I send in annually $110.00.) If the 'Anglican Journal' and the 'Niagara Anglican' no longer publish in print format but go digital-only, I will no longer be reading them. I will discontinue financial contributions. I hope that the newspapers continue to arrive in the mail. I also hope that there will continue to be an independent editorial policy. (I don't think you will continue to be an award-winning paper, without one.) I would be willing to pay for a subscription". [Text of entire article.]

Subjects: Anglican Journal - Publication and distribution - Anglican Church of Canada; Religious newspapers and periodicals - Anglican Church of Canada - Publishing; Electronic newspapers - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada; Electronic publishing - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada; Editorial independence