The cuts have been officially halted and our newspapers are safe. I am completely drained after this fight but knowing that our publications will endure makes it all worth the long struggle. We need to stay vigilant to ensure this funding remains secure in the future.
The Anglican Editors Association is gravely concerned with the future of Anglican newspapers - both the national and diocesan publications.
Possible funding cuts to The Anglican Journal threaten the future existence of ALL Anglican newspapers.
Our letter explaining our position and concerns to the Primate, members of the Council of General Synod, the House of Bishops, General Synod management team and the other members of the recently formed Prioritized Operatons Plan Task Force that will be making recommendations on the General Synod budget, is found on the AEA web site http://aeaweb.ca
We need YOUR support; PLEASE sign our petition and send a clear message to the Primate and the Council of General Synod to STOP the cuts and SAVE the papers.
NOTE: Once you click on the SUBMIT button, your support is added to the petition. You are NOT required to make a donation to iPetitions to have your vote counted.
Seeing this level of support when the situation feels so bleak gives me a reason to keep pushing forward. The momentum behind our cause proves that these newspapers remain a vital necessity for our community.
Reached 100 supporters
June 17, 2006
6 Comments
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David Bryant
20 years ago
Featured
STOP THE CUTS. We need to stay informed about what is happening in the church across the country.
R
Robert Warner
20 years ago
Featured
Bad move. Very bad move. Keep the funding.
T
Thomas Verma
20 years ago
Featured
Save the papers!! My family looks forward to every issue.
M
Margaret Reid
20 years ago
Featured
These papers are the heartbeat of our community. Losing them would be such a blow to our history and connection to each other.
E
Elizabeth Fletcher
20 years ago
Featured
So much is going digital and becoming disconnected. We need these print publications to keep our elders in the loop and maintain our traditions.
S
Sarah Carter
20 years ago
Featured
i have read the journal for years. its our only way to see what the diocese is doing. please dont let it go under.
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The cuts have been officially halted and our newspapers are safe. I am completely drained after this fight but knowing that our publications will endure makes it all worth the long struggle. We need to stay vigilant to ensure this funding remains secure in the future.
The Anglican Editors Association is gravely concerned with the future of Anglican newspapers - both the national and diocesan publications.
Possible funding cuts to The Anglican Journal threaten the future existence of ALL Anglican newspapers.
Our letter explaining our position and concerns to the Primate, members of the Council of General Synod, the House of Bishops, General Synod management team and the other members of the recently formed Prioritized Operatons Plan Task Force that will be making recommendations on the General Synod budget, is found on the AEA web site http://aeaweb.ca
We need YOUR support; PLEASE sign our petition and send a clear message to the Primate and the Council of General Synod to STOP the cuts and SAVE the papers.
NOTE: Once you click on the SUBMIT button, your support is added to the petition. You are NOT required to make a donation to iPetitions to have your vote counted.
Seeing this level of support when the situation feels so bleak gives me a reason to keep pushing forward. The momentum behind our cause proves that these newspapers remain a vital necessity for our community.
Reached 100 supporters
June 17, 2006
6 Comments
D
David Bryant
20 years ago
Featured
STOP THE CUTS. We need to stay informed about what is happening in the church across the country.
R
Robert Warner
20 years ago
Featured
Bad move. Very bad move. Keep the funding.
T
Thomas Verma
20 years ago
Featured
Save the papers!! My family looks forward to every issue.
M
Margaret Reid
20 years ago
Featured
These papers are the heartbeat of our community. Losing them would be such a blow to our history and connection to each other.
E
Elizabeth Fletcher
20 years ago
Featured
So much is going digital and becoming disconnected. We need these print publications to keep our elders in the loop and maintain our traditions.
S
Sarah Carter
20 years ago
Featured
i have read the journal for years. its our only way to see what the diocese is doing. please dont let it go under.
STOP THE CUTS. We need to stay informed about what is happening in the church across the country.