February 2022 Issue

Alexander (Sandy) L. Darling

Some people watch the movie Groundhog Day every February 2. Not me. The story is about a character who has ...

John Bowen

It’s that time again! Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY), a yearly fundraiser walk to support local charity partners who ...

Diocesan Communications

As the missioner for the Durand, Kirkendall North, Strathcona, and Central neighbourhoods in Hamilton, I think of myself as a ...

Susie Kim

Growing up in rural North Carolina in the 1980s, I took it for granted that there was a Black History ...

Charles Meeks

I understand where the question comes from. People want to make conversation. We look for points of contact, things that ...

Martha Tatarnic

“So then, just as you have received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and ...

Kerry Lubrick

This will be a year of transition for the communications outlets of the Anglican Church of Canada, as The Anglican Journal and ...

Charles Meeks

“I have recognized that I am racist. I am a white, privileged Canadian who is enmeshed in the cultural expectations ...

Peter Scott

Let us say grace, as it were. The 60s are beguiling. I don’t mean the 1960s. I was born in ...

Michael Coren

As human beings, we need to be open to the hungers of our soul. We need to be brave enough ...

Max Woolaver

Saving Us: A Climate Scientist’s Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided World by Katharine Hayhoe (Atria/One Signal Publishers, ...

Sue Carson

Reflections From the New Director I have a very distinct memory from the first time I ever set foot at ...

Sharon Millar

I met Tanya Kuzmanovic when I was a new ordinand, just starting out in ministry at St. Jude’s in Oakville, ...

Martha Tatarnic

As I write this article, it is mid-December. I look out the window and see a Great Lake in turmoil ...

Diane Elliott