December 2022 Issue
This is how the incarnation begins. It has always been this way, and it will always be this way, in …
Each year the Order of Niagara recognizes the faithful dedication of lay people, honouring substantial contributions to ministry in their …
The Niagara School for Missional Leadership has announced new courses for the winter term starting in January, 2023. Courses are …
At the risk of sounding heretical—and I don’t mean to offend anyone—I ask what’s all the hubbub about Easter? As …
Beginning in Spain in 1948, Cursillo has been successful throughout the world in enabling Christians to discern their vocation, become …
Along with many of my fellow clergy, and members of our congregations, I work on the front lines of poverty, …
During Synod 2021, 98 per cent of participants voted in favour of a motion to reduce parish greenhouse gas emissions …
Following up on the excellent article by Emily Hill in the November edition of the Niagara Anglican, this contribution summarizes …
We’ve seen them. We know them. We’ve shaken our heads over them, worried about them, prayed for them. Who are …
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Celebrating Citizenship at St. John’s Jordan
Four years ago, parishioners and friends of St. John’s Church, Jordan were thrilled to welcome the Syrian family they had …