A Gathering Place and a Sounding Board for the People of the Diocese of Niagara – Since 1955
Now in its 18th year, The Order of Niagara recognizes the faithful dedication of lay people, honouring substantial contributions to … Continue reading God’s unfrozen people – ministry of the laity – Order of Niagara 2018
“I am thrilled to announce that our new bishop, the Right Reverend Susan Bell, will be the guest speaker at … Continue reading Bishop Susan is guest speaker at her first Bishop’s Company dinner
The Niagara Anglican invites you to share Christmas with our readers. In 300 words or less … recall a special … Continue reading Christmas stories and ideas wanted
Donna Ellis Every year the young people of St. John’s Ancaster go silent for 24 hours. They do it to … Continue reading An Idea to Share: A silent retreat to raise funds, learn and enjoy
Ann Chidwick Are you concerned about climate change and the environment? Your health and dealing with toxins in your home? … Continue reading Our health, environment, finances
Shaking Parkinson’s, by Eleanor Johnston (Michael Terence Publishing, 2017) Hollis Hiscock I decided to review Eleanor’s novel because my father … Continue reading A novel parable with a story message
by Robert Hurkmans In the May 2018 Niagara Anglican there was a review of John Shelby Spong’s latest book, Unbelievable. … Continue reading Spong’s advice is dangerously misleading
by Judy Rois For the average migrant worker, the labour can be back-breaking, especially for those in farmers’ fields and … Continue reading Foundation supports migrant workers
by Darcey Lazerte There has been a lot of talk, in recent years, of Anglicans being more missional. Some embrace … Continue reading Evangelism – Part one: A glimpse into its history from an Anglican perspective
by Susan Little When over a 100 people converged in Waterloo, Ontario for the Canadian Anglican Cursillo Triennial Conference at … Continue reading What new thing just happened in Niagara Huron Cursillo?
