…he is in another sense trapped—in a relationship—and as a result a new kind of freedom is possible. Many people have known the freedom that comes from committed, loving relationships—with…
…training opportunities are offered to help our leaders meet the challenges of responding to the spiritual hunger we see in the culture around us. This longing is complemented by a…
…for refugee rights. Refugee protection in the US drastically deteriorated under the Trump administration, but many laws and policies that violate refugee rights pre-existed his administration, and will not be…
…and institutions find themselves in from time to time? Could we liberate ourselves and set our parishes free to be open and inclusive communities? Could we open our doors and…
…the earliest and ongoing initiatives we started together has been a once- per-month compline (night prayer) service open to anyone to come and sing. Comprising chant-based music accessible to singers…
…has been running for nine years in Niagara Diocese. Materials are sent to the north through a program offered by Air Inuit. It flies to a number of communities in…
…garden incorporating the wishes of the congregation, adding complimentary plants for those who wished to donate to the endeavour without a specific request. A Celtic cross, made from traditional materials,…
By Rob Park The Niagara Anglican, now more readable, searchable and shareable online through your computer, tablet or smartphone, is now available as a website. This also opens up opportunities…
…the freedom of others, helping them to enjoy the fullness of life too. And that is a deeply freeing and joyful experience. Competing creeds When you think about it, everybody…
…offered free, e.g. by Diana Butler Bass and Richard Rohr. There is a long list at this website: progressivechristianity.org/blogs-we-love/ There must be frustration on both sides of the theological divide….
…plan for recovery. I let nutrition slide. I completely forgot to stretch. I compromised on sleep. Not once did I manage to squeeze in a massage appointment to work out…
…was with the community surrounding the Church. Now, having worked for over 50 years with the community as a career, first as community centre supervisor for 30 years with the…
…community to meet their needs for food, personal care and recreation, thus preserving their dignity and their right to move freely in the community. The Rev. Antonio Illas (left) and…
by Ann Turner The website littlefreelibrary.org defines the wee, local libraries popping up all over the place as “a ‘take a book, return a book’ free book exchange.” They come…
…and has been used for years by churches all over the world. Based on the Montessori teaching method, children are welcomed into a classroom where they are surrounded by materials…
…were long and sometimes painful. With resilience, compassion, and grace, we read together, we enrolled in anti-racism training sessions wherever offered in and outside Canada, and with more discussions, an…
…and communities are facing. NSML offers a community of learners who explore holistic ways of engaging your community by integrating faith, justice, and compassion in contextualized, incarnational ways. Courses are…
…called to life and compelled to love through our baptismal vows. We ask for your continued prayers as we journey forward building this integral educational training resource for the diocese….
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