| Memorials to General Synod 2001 Resolutions Pertaining To Full Communion with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada 
 AlgomaThe
Synod of the Diocese of Algoma, meeting in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario,
May 13-15, 1999 passed the following resolution: 
	That
	this Synod endorse the Draft Declaration of Full Communion Between
	the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
	Canada (The Waterloo Declaration.) 
 
 AthabascaThe
Synod of the Diocese of Athabasca meeting in Grand Prairie, Alberta,
October 1999, passed the following resolution: 
 
	That
	this Synod endorse the Draft Declaration of Full Communion Between
	the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
	Canada (The Waterloo Declaration); andthat
	the Constitution and Canons Committee be directed to prepare such
	amendments to the constitution and Canons of the Diocese as may be
	necessary to give effect to the Declaration. 
	 
 BrandonThe
Synod of the Diocese of Brandon meeting in Brandon, Manitoba, 
 October
19-21, 2000 passed the following resolution: 
 Be
it resolved that this Synod of the Diocese of Brandon approved in
principle the declaration of Full Communion Between the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Canada and the Anglican Church in Canada, namely
"Called to Full Communion: The Waterloo Statement." 
 British ColumbiaThe
Synod of the Diocese of British Columbia held in November 1999,
passed the following resolution: 
 That
this Synod of the Diocese of British Columbia endorse the Draft
Declaration of Full Communion Between the Anglican Church of Canada
and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada (The Waterloo
Declaration). 
 CalgaryThe
64th Synod of the Diocese of Calgary held in November 2000
gave passed the following resolution: 
 That
this Synod of the Diocese of Calgary endorse the Draft Declaration of
Full 
 Communion
Between the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Canada (The Waterloo Declaration) 
 CaribooThe following motion was carried at the 46th Synod of The Diocese
of Cariboo held October 13-15, 2000 at Quesnel, B.C.   WHEREAS,
the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) National Convention
and the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada are to meet
simultaneously in Waterloo in 2001;   AND
WHEREAS, the terms of full communion between our two churches are
expected to be approved on the Waterloo Declaration, a result of
years of consultations between our churches; 
   AND
WHEREAS, full communion between our churches will be mutually
beneficial and will contribute to the unity of the church catholic,
which is the Body of Christ;   BE IT
RESOLVED that this
Synod supports full communion between the Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Canada and the Anglican Church of Canada and anticipates its
declaration in July 2001 with great enthusiasm. 
 HuronThe 1999
Synod of the Diocese of Huron, passed the following resolution: 
 Resolved
that this Synod of the Diocese of Huron rejoices in the substantial
progress accomplished to date in developing mutual recognition and
cooperation Between the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Canada, and commends in principle the Draft
Declaration of Full Communion Between The Anglican Church of Canada
and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada. 
 
MoosoneeThe
Synod of the Diocese of Moosonee meeting in Kapaskasing, Ontario, May
21-30, 1999 passed the following resolution: 
 That
this Synod endorse Called to Full Communion (The Waterloo
Declaration) - Draft June 23, 1997 Between the Anglican Church of
Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC). 
 New WestminsterThe
Synod of the Diocese of New Westminster held in May 1999 passed the
following resolution 
	this
	Synod endorse the Draft Declaration of Full Communion Between the
	Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
	Canada (The Waterloo Declaration);the
	Constitution and Canons Committee be directed to prepare such
	amendments to the constitution and canons of the diocese/Synod as
	may be necessary to give effect to the Declaration. 
 Nova Scotia and Prince Edward
IslandThe
Synod of the Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island meeting
May 13-15, 1999 passed the following resolution: 
 
	This
	Synod endorse the Draft Declaration of Full Communion Between the
	Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
	Canada (ELCIC) (The Waterloo Declaration).the
	Constitution and Canons Committee be directed to prepare such
	amendments to the constitution and canons of Synod as may be
	necessary to give effect to the Declaration. 
OntarioThe
Synod of the Diocese of Ontario meeting in October 2000 passed the
following resolution: 
 That
this Synod endorse the Draft Declaration of Full Communion Between
the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Canada (The Waterloo Declaration). 
 
Qu'AppelleThe
Synod of the Diocese of Qu'Appelle meeting March 12-14, 1999 passed
the following resolution: 
 Be it
resolved: 
	that
	this Synod endorse the Draft Declaration of Full Communion Between
	the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
	Canada (The Waterloo Declaration)that
	the Constitution and Canons Committee (or Lutheran equivalent) be
	directed to prepare such amendments to the constitution and canons
	of the diocese/synod as may be necessary to give effect to the
	Declaration. 
QuebecThe
Synod of the Diocese of Quebec passed the following resolution: 
 That
the Diocesan Synod approve in principle the Waterloo Declaration
and that this approval be conveyed to the Ecumenical Office in
Toronto. 
 
 Rupert's LandThe
Synod of the Diocese of Rupert's Land, meeting in Winnipeg, in
October 2000, passed the following resolution: 
 RESOLVED
THAT 
	this
	Synod send a memorial to General Synod 2001 indicating our support
	of the Draft Declaration of Full Communion Between the Anglican
	Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (the
	Waterloo Declaration)and
	where applicable, between now and July 2001, each diocesan committee
	and each parish consider how best to carry out the Waterloo
	Declaration's commitment "to encourage regular consultation
	and collaboration among members of our churches at all levels",
	and thatif
	the Declaration of Full Communion is adopted by General Synod 2001,
	the Board of Canons and Rules of Order of the Diocese of Rupert's
	Land be requested to prepare such amendments to the Diocesan
	Constitution and Canons as may be necessary to give effect to the
	Declaration. 
	 
 SaskatchewanThat
this Synod of the Diocese of Saskatchewan affirm and commend the
intent of the Waterloo Declaration, but requests that
provision be made for more time and expanded discussion on the issues
raised by the document, particularly the issues of order of ministry
and apostolic succession. 
 Western NewfoundlandThe
Synod of the Diocese of Western Newfoundland, meeting October 12-15,
passed the following resolution: Be it
resolved: 
	that
	this Synod endorse the Draft Declaration of Full Communion Between
	the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
	Canada (The Waterloo Declaration);that
	the Constitution and Canons Committee be directed to prepare such
	amendments to the constitution and canons of the diocese/synod as
	may be necessary to give effect to the Declaration; andthat
	a copy of this resolution be forwarded to General Synod/Evangelical
	Lutheran Church of Canada National Office. 
 YukonThat
this Synod supports in principle the move to full communion between
the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada and the Anglican Church of
Canada, based upon the Waterloo Declaration. 
 
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