April 2026

Susan Bell

When we hear the words saint or martyr, it is easy to imagine people who are somehow different from us—braver, purer, more heroic, ...

Ian Mobsby

Laughter filled the parish hall at The Church of Our Saviour the Redeemer on February 25 as men gathered for ...

Bev Groombridge

When many Christians hear the word healing, they imagine Jesus restoring sight, mobility, or speech. These stories are powerful, but they have ...

David Anderson

The Niagara School for Mission Leadership is welcoming the spring semester, and with it, fresh energy from Hannah Keller, our ...

Diocesan Communications

This Easter, I will once again read and pray about the death and resurrection of Jesus. I will likely weep at the trials ...

Michael Coren

A Spiritual Renewal committee at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Fonthill, began meeting in the summer, with some guidance for the first few ...

Lyn Addario

To read a story is to take a risk. As if your life is not complicated enough, you enter a ...

John Bowen

Our God is a god of resurrection. Whether it is the promise spoken through Isaiah of a new thing unfolding ...

Andrew Rampton

The service on the evening before Easter morning has an ancient history. In the early years of the Christian church, ...

Sharyn Hall

Inside the jacket cover of Maira Kalman’s book, Women Holding Things, she says, “You hold in your hands a thing I hold ...

Martha Tatarnic

Across our Diocese, something both ancient and new is quietly emerging. It is not a programme, not a strategy, and ...

Ian Mobsby

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