Anglican Journal updates
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• Synod rejects fixed term for primate -- May 29, 2004
• New West dean elected prolocutor -- May 29, 2004
• Matthews withdraws from election -- May 20, 2004

From the May issue of the Anglican Journal:

• Primatial Election coverage:
  • Bishops pick four candidates for primate
  • Two former primates reflect on the church’s top job
  • Ferris says he 'values comprehensiveness'
  • Hutchison embraces church's diverse cultures
  • Lawrence says primate should be embracing
  • Church has lost voice in society, says Matthews
• Groups rally the faithful around sex issues
• Covenant is back on the table for indigenous Anglicans
• Strong reaction to ‘local option’ resolution
• Editorial: What face will General Synod show the world?

From the April issue of the Anglican Journal:

• Synod will vote on same-sex blessings
• Task force proposes alternate bishops
• The election of a primate: a primer
• Bishops eligible for nomination as primate
  • Province of British Columbia and Yukon
  • Province of Rupert’s Land
  • Province of Ontario
  • Province of Canada
• Journal, Anglican Video, Web site will provide Synod coverage
• Council endorses new six-year plan: Funds, resources ‘not yet in place’
• Fixed term for primate?

From the March issue of the Anglican Journal:

• Synod site takes advantage of local scenery: St. Catharines holds place in history books
• Keynoter Lewis will challenge church about AIDS crisis
• Lutherans struggling with sex, too