Even as it turns fifty, the relief and development arm of the Anglican Church of Canada has undergone some major restructuring and budget cuts.

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(Staff)  Two historic mission agencies have voted to become a single mission community. On Feb. 1^st the Church Mission Society and the South American Mission Society became a new joint entity known as CMS -- a mission service that will benefit from the rich history of both societies’ work in Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America.

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CLOSING AND SELLING 19 churches on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands is part of a strategy of “transforming and regenerating” the Diocese of British Columbia “in a post-Christian society.” Another five churches have been selected to be renamed and reconfigured as “hub” churches to welcome Anglicans from closed parishes.

Photo: Diocese of British ColumbiaAlmost 2,000 Anglicans in the Capital Region of Victoria will lose their churches, should recommendations by the Diocese be approved by the regional synod March 5-7.

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The Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) has accused Langley's Trinity Western University of falling below an accepted standard of academic freedom because it requires faculty to sign a statement of Christian faith as a condition of employment. The CAUT, a national umbrella group of faculty associations, has also placed the school on a list of “institutions found to have imposed a requirement of a commitment to a particular ideology or statement as a condition of employment.”

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Canadian bishops won't recommend adoption of Covenant

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