…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…
…poverty. Knowing we are “called to life and compelled to love,” may our parishes be living proof of our diocesan commitment to justice and just wages. Additional resources: http://www.sprc.hamilton.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/2012-Working-and-still-poor-It-doesnt-ad-up-Why-living-wage-is-coming-to-Hamilton.pdf http://www.sprc.hamilton.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/2017-Hamilton-Magazine-Living-Wage-Article.pdf…
…Synod gets played out in many groups, committees and other components comprising the church in Niagara Diocese. Annually each one reports to Synod. Although their stories often reflect this year’s…
…Bishop, recalling the voice of God in Isaiah 41:10, the most-searched Bible verse during the pandemic, offered a common refrain throughout synod: “It makes a whole lot of good sense…
…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…
…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…
…speak about God, and there’s a noble tradition of engaging the street, but is this about sharing the Good News or searching for soft oppression? For example, having viewed numerous…
…some had completed their reading of the Bible, others were continuing, and others have stopped (hopefully to start reading again later). The Niagara Anglican posed questions to those who completed…
…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…
…Little Free Library organization, we will soon receive our charter number and be registered on their world map! A few fun facts we’ve collected from the Little Free Library community…
…to read it if it is posted on line as a download, as my veterinarian clinic does. But not everyone has a PDF or Adobe program, so a web base…
…manipulation. Ethical corners are cut, and employees are compelled to compromise their integrity and training as the voice of enterprise bellows: “take off your scientist’s hat and put on your…
…needs the witness and example of a speaking church. What do I mean? In the mid-1950’s, the Catholic theologian Karl Rahner, wrote a modest book, Free Speech in the Church….
…depression. Forgiveness counselor Ana Holub (anaholub.com), writing on wisdomtimes (wisdomtimes.com) claims, “Evidence is mounting that holding onto painful memories and bitterness results in long-term health problems. Forgiveness, on the other…
…growth on charts and tests their vision. The medical team runs free medical clinics and distributes free medicine in many different communities in the area. In advance of the trip,…
…topics. Examine personnel, governance, financial and vocational policies and structures of the diocese with the intention of freeing us for God’s mission. Review internal and external communication practices and implement…
…an attack on religious freedom: it’s a science-based defence of the general population, especially the most vulnerable. Freedom of worship has not been limited: restrictions have been placed on the…
The General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada met in July for six days. The September Anglican Journal presented comprehensive coverage. However, the Niagara Anglican sought the unique impressions,…
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