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Lawsuits Force Anglicans to Cut Staff and Programs

Abuse allegations cause the Anglican Church of Canada to scale back church support and overseas ministries.

By Ferdy Baglo in Toronto | posted 8/25/00 | posted 8/01/2000 12:00AM

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Copyright © 2000 ENIVisit the official Anglican Church of Canada site. Soon to be affected by cuts is the Anglican News Service.The Canadian Government homepage offers information in both French and English.Canada's Aboriginal Relations Office is mainly focused on helping Natives find jobs, but all kinds of government agreements and contact information is also available.Don't miss the Anglican Journal article about the church being held responsible for past abuse.Previous Christianity Today coverage of Canadian church lawsuits includes:Canada Meeting Gives New Hope for Unity Between Anglicans and Catholics | Churches come closer together, but not close enough to share Eucharist. (May 26, 2000) Canada's Anglican Church Considers Possibility of Financial Ruin | Court costs, settlements surrounding abuse allegations could mean bankruptcy. (Jan. 31, 2000) Arctic's Anglican Bishop Looks for Priests to Brave the Cold | Nine vacancies in Anglican Communion's largest diocesan territory, but no prospects. (Jan. 27, 2000)News about the Anglican Church of Canada's response to lawsuits is also available from The Sunday-Times, The Age, and The New York Times.News about how other denominations are handling the lawsuits is available from The Montreal Gazette and the National Post.

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