March 2021 Issue
In January, the Canadian Council of Churches, on behalf of the Government of Canada, organized an information webinar for faith …
When Archdeacon Bill Mous was an assistant curate at St. James, Dundas, (a while ago) he gave an inspiring sermon …
Bishop Susan Bell has appointed Jeff Ward, rector of St. Cuthbert’s in Oakville, to serve as the Archdeacon of Trafalgar. …
Lent is a time for tracking thoughts to their origin. This ‘tracking’ can take us across surprising ground. Sometimes the …
2021 has brought forth a new, exciting, and spirit filled energy as we introduced faith forma- tion programs for all …
When I started in parish ministry back in the mid-80s, I always loved being the first to bring in the …
It seems like it was only yesterday that Sarah McLachlan’s song, Building a Mystery, topped the summer charts. In fact, …
“The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet,” writes …
Hello friends of Canterbury Hills Camp! We are excited to announce that registration for the second year of our virtual …
BY THE NIAGARA HURON ANGLICAN CURSILLO SECRETARIAT A new model of engagement has emerged for Cursillo in Niagara and the …
It’s not the first time it’s happened, and I fear it won’t be the last. But the punishment of six …
On March 13, 2020 the Bishop issued a pastoral letter suspending all Sunday worship services, in concert with all dioceses …
In my more than 30 years of ministry, nothing prepared me for what I was about to encounter one year …
2020 began as most do with lots to be done for the upcoming year. Plans were underway and gaining momentum. …
As followers of Jesus, we affirm that so much transformation happens when we gather at the table together. For our …
The wardrobe of the pandemic: masked to protect our eyes, nose, and mouth, covering ourselves with protective gowns and latex …
This pandemic which we are all experiencing has served as the impetus for many of us to attempt new and …
There is no doubt that Canadian poet Leonard Cohen taps easily into the heart and soul of our people. Although …
At the beginning of the pandemic, I thought it was only a temporary measure of coping with the change, like …
For winter’s rains and ruins are over,… And frosts are slain and flowers begotten, And in green underwood and cover …
The camera always lies. Yes, yes, I know it’s not what we were taught, but think about it. Here is …
The official publication of the Diocese of Niagara, published 10 times a year from September to June as a supplement to the Anglican Journal.
The Diocese of Niagara lies at the western end of Lake Ontario, encompassing the Niagara Peninsula, Hamilton, Halton Region, Guelph and portions of Wellington and Dufferin Counties.
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Lent, Lockdown and Landscapes: A Living Opportunity
Living through the latest lockdown has many of us carrying a weight much heavier than last year’s stay-at-home orders. I …