Media resources
Largest Anglican Church Congregation in Canada Leaves Buildings, Puts Faith into Action
• St. John’s Vancouver leaves 100-year historic location
• Prefers to ‘keep the faith’ and give up prime real estate
• Mixed emotions as congregation moves to new location
Largest Anglican Church Congregation in Canada Leaves Historic Church Home Because of Differences in Belief
• Differences in belief lead to loss of buildings for Vancouver congregation
• Supreme Court decision upholds liberal Diocese as intended ministry
• St. John’s 100-year history to continue at new location in Vancouver
Why we are moving – situation summary 
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Dr. J. I. Packer, Christian theologian, and one of the most influential evangelicals in North America, gave a talk entitled ‘Lessons to be Learned from the Canadian Church Experience’ in June 2008 to an audience in England. His talk explains why the four Vancouver Anglican churches have taken this stand.
The audio can be found here 
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St John’s Vancouver Church family is holding a series of special services and events during the transition to a new church home.
The transition section provides the details 
A series of videos with Dr J. I. Packer and Canon David Short providing an explanation of the Anglican realignment can be found here 