…coming to ACPO. Assessors were regularly thanked for the time and concern they took with the candidates. For the last decade of the 48 intervening years, the Ontario ACPO conferences…
…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…
…and I would be sad and feel I was missing out if I had to look up and view church news online. Signing up for subscriptions, renewing, or gifting subscriptions…
…were radically different. It made me aware how people spend careers studying, analysing and commenting on different Bible interpretations. The New Testament takes on a new life when read in…
…resourcefulness and versatility. Many parishes have been broadcasting their worship services live, some even reaping new attendees. Other parishes have been offering online Facebook live prayer services or pre-recorded YouTube…
…on information each candidate supplied the Committee. The candidates’ responses to the Committee’s questions are reproduced verbatim. These candidate introductions are published here tomorrow. What can you do? You can…
…Coadjutor Bishop will be chosen. The Reverend Ann Turner, Chair of the Electoral Synod Nominations and Planning Committee, chaired the meet and greet and introduced the candidates. Photo: Hollis Hiscock…
…feasibility study fact sheet and survey will become available on niagaraanglican.ca in late October. If you haven’t yet participated in the study, please consider reviewing the fact sheet describing the…
…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…
…others have established together. He’s calling people together from many different backgrounds and cultures and traditions and he keeps holding the vision of this new family, this new community, bound…
…searchable, and shareable online at niagaraanglican.news We have a very simple design that works well on your computer, your tablet or your smartphone, so you can read the Niagara Anglican…
…need for a basic income. We understand that a basic income would be best created and implemented at a national level; however, the provincial government/candidates for the provincial parliament can…
…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…
…treasure; Removing Barriers: Finding Healing in Jesus; and Partnership: Deepening our fellowship in Christ. To download or order colour copies of this free Bible Study resource, please visit here. Copyright…
…definition videos. The materials are directed at a wider audience than before. Alpha online feels more palatable to the whole tent of Anglicanism. The incredible gift is what comes after…
…collaborate in our communities and share resources, now more than ever. Christina Mulder, Director of Open Doors Programs and Partnerships Is your parish supporting the community in new or re-imagined…
…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…
…not free? I gained insight into God’s freedom in a roundabout way. I read the new psychological thriller Dark Matter, which describes the hero protagonist being kidnapped by another version…
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