Matthew Puddister is a staff writer for the Anglican Journal. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, covering topics such as Christianity, church administration, and religious organizations. Puddister has been featured in Episcopal News Service, YoungRevolutionist, Anglican Journal, and Anglican Ink.
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By: Matthew Puddister
Gemma Soper was trying to make connections as a first-year student from outside Vancouver at the University of British Columbia (UBC) when she met the Rev. Alecia Greenfield, Anglican chaplain and rector of St. Anselm’s Anglican Church, at the school’s clubs day in January.
By: Matthew Puddister
Clergy from the Anglican diocese of New Westminster are heading back to Yukon from June to August for the second consecutive year as part of an ongoing effort to support ministry in the North and strengthen ties between the two dioceses.
By: Matthew Puddister
Archbishop Percy O’Driscoll, former bishop of Huron and the 15th metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province of Ontario, died on April 17.
By: Matthew Puddister
A time capsule inside a cornerstone laid in 1953, which disappeared from the Anglican Church of Canada’s national office more than two decades ago, has finally been recovered.
By: Matthew Puddister
Queen of England from 1533 until her husband King Henry VIII executed her in 1536, Anne Boleyn was a central political figure in the English Reformation that marked the birth of Anglicanism.
By: Matthew Puddister
The new bishop ordinary of the Anglican Military Ordinariate (AMO) anticipates a growing need for chaplains in the armed forces as the federal government boosts Canada’s military spending to its highest level in generations.
By: Matthew Puddister
Amanda Wallin calls the scars on her arms “my diploma of survival.”
By: Matthew Puddister
Everyday life for the average Cuban today starts without electricity, Jose “Pepe” Bringas, general coordinator of the Episcopal Church of Cuba’s Integral-Missionary Development Program (MDP), says from the blockaded island nation.
By: Matthew Puddister
Dennis Drainville, who served as Anglican diocesan bishop of Quebec from 2009 to 2017 after holding elected office in Ontario’s first NDP government, and who later ran as a federal Green Party candidate, died on Aug. 3 at the age of 72.
By: Matthew Puddister
Strengthening people’s connection to Jesus Christ must inform every aspect of ministry in the Anglican diocese of the Yukon, Bishop Vincent Fenga says.
