Matthew Puddister is a journalist who focuses on national issues in Canada, particularly within the Anglican Church. His articles cover a range of topics including community building, social justice, and religious exploration. Matthew's work has been featured in various publications including the Anglican Journal, Episcopal News Service, and YoungRevolutionist.
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Matthew Puddister’s coverage primarily revolves around topics related to the Anglican Church, religion, and clergy matters. He tends to focus on government announcements and expert commentary within the context of culture & society, content & publishing, and scientific themes.
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Black Anglicans of Canada (BlAC) members and guests gather in Winnipeg for the Disrupt, Heal, Lead Conference 2024. Photo: Contributed
By: Matthew Puddister
A primate’s commission tasked with rethinking church structures is encouraging Anglicans to provide feedback on its seven intentionally provocative statements or “hypotheses” through an online survey.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Winnipeg, needs $7 million in repairs to avoid structural collapse. The vestry has been exploring options for worship elsewhere in case safety problems arise. Photo: Kat Smith
Bishop Joey Royal resigned his position as suffragan bishop of the diocese of the Arctic effective Oct. 20, Archbishop Anne Germond, acting primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, announced in an Oct. 2 news release.
Archbishop Anne Germond, acting primate of the Anglican Church of Canada. Photo: Contributed
Halifax’s oldest building and Canada’s oldest Protestant church, St. Paul’s Anglican Church kicked off its 275th anniversary year Sept. 15 with a special service—featuring a homily by departing primate Archbishop Linda Nicholls on her last day in active ordained ministry.
The Anglican diocese of the Arctic has ramped up its airwave presence with the launch of a new radio channel broadcasting worship services, hymns and prayers in Inuktitut and English to listeners across Iqaluit and surrounding parts of Nunavut.
By: Matthew Puddister
Jackie Hookimaw-Witt wants to know what happened to members of her family who attended St. Anne’s Indian Residential School as children and never returned home—including a distant cousin she believes a staff member beat to death.
By: Matthew Puddister
Archbishop Anne Germond, acting primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, has reiterated the church’s commitment to being a safe place for all following Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby’s resignation over his handling of serial abuse against children and young men by the late John Smyth.
By: Matthew Puddister
Doctors at Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza perform leg surgery on a patient. Photo: Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem
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