Andrew Hyde, Author at Niagara Anglican

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Andrew Hyde is the Ecumenical Campus Minister, ECM's full-time chaplain at the University of Guelph. Andrew is a Designated Lay Minister in the United Church of Canada, with more than 20 years experience working with young people at various levels of the church. A graduate of Queen's University (BAH English Literature) in 2001, and McMaster Divinity College (Master of Theological Studies) in 2004, Andrew lives in Guelph with his wife and two children.

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Community, Inclusion, and Faith Exploration: Priorities of UofG Campus Ministry

Andrew Hyde August 30, 2023

This past Spring, as part of our 55th Anniversary celebrations, the Ecumenical CampusMinistry at the University of Guelph gathered students and partners to reflect and

Celebrating 55 Years of Campus Ministry in Guelph

Andrew Hyde June 9, 2023

On Saturday June 24, the Ecumenical Campus Ministry at the University of Guelph (UofG) is hosting a 55th Anniversary Breakfast and Celebration at Harcourt United

Sock Smackdown Sees Chaplaincies Raise Footwear for Charities

Andrew Hyde March 2, 2023

In early February, university students at McMaster University and the University of Guelph donated hundreds of new socks to charities in their communities working with

Ecumenical Campus Ministry prepares to celebrate 55 years at University of Guelph

Andrew Hyde October 25, 2022

The year 2023 will mark 55 years of ecumenical campus ministry at the University of Guelph. In 1968, the Diocese of Niagara partnered with the

Graduating in a Pandemic

Andrew Hyde June 1, 2022

Editor’s Note: The June 2022 issue highlights the three ecumenical chaplaincies supported by the Diocese of Niagara at Brock University, McMaster University, and the University

A winter morning at the University of Guelph campus during the pandemic.

Reflecting on a Year of Ministry in a Pandemic – Grace and Transformation Abide

Andrew Hyde March 15, 2021

As followers of Jesus, we affirm that so much transformation happens when we gather at the table together. For our students at the Ecumenical Campus