The unchurched – the church of the future
Hollis Hiscock
December 14, 2018
Pray for the people who will lead the church tomorrow, was one of several challenges Bishop Susan Bell presented to the 375 people attending the
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Pray for the people who will lead the church tomorrow, was one of several challenges Bishop Susan Bell presented to the 375 people attending the
“There are strange things done in the midnight sun,” poet Robert Service penned beginning The Cremation of Sam McGee. Sometimes strange things happen when preachers
In the September 2018 Niagara Anglican, the Editor in his HOLLIStorial posed the question: To print or not to print … that’s the answer. So,
She was giving out sauce samples at Ribfest. Earlier, a stranger in the crowded park shouted, “Go to (ribber’s name), they have the best ribs!”
Rains may have forced an abrupt ending to the day, but rains could not dampen the spirits of those who attended the second annual One
James and his buddies sat around their designated table in the open market square drinking coffee and chatting — every day. Their dialogues ran the gamut from
The journeys of St. Paul in the 1st century and Bishop Rob Hardwick in the 21st century have certain similarities. Paul travelled by ship to bring
The top ten tips to make the printed word more effective in the social media world was one of several educational sessions offered as part
One Saturday morning in June I am standing outside the main door of Christ’s Church Cathedral Hamilton, holding two cameras to snap digital photos. The
My wife Helen owns numerous sets of earrings. She usually wears silver hoops, her favourite. During the winter, she takes her dog Tyler into the
The hymn, All Things Bright and Beautiful, set the inspiring tone for the celebration of life service for Major The Reverend Canon Robert Joseph Fead.
The hymn, All Things Bright and Beautiful, set the inspiring tone for the celebration of life service for Major The Reverend Canon Robert Joseph Fead.
In a compact four hour time frame, recently appointed clergy were given everything they need to know, and more, to be effective in Niagara Diocese.
In 1984 a car arrived at the rectory in Burin, Newfoundland. Newly ordained deacon Michael Bird, wife Susan and son Michael had travelled over 3,000
They braved freezing rain and slippery roads. Their whistles echoed off Cathedral walls. They listened, prayed, sang and made promises. They applauded, signed documents and
The New Testament corroborates Jesus’ resurrection narratives. The gospel writers — Mark, Matthew, Luke, John — gathered their material from a variety of reliable sources, oral and written, and
Across the Canadian Anglican Church, bishops are retiring in droves — as songwriter Bob Dylan wrote, “the times they are a-changin’.” Peter, in his letter, called Jesus
On Saturday, March 3, 2018, over 200 youth, men and women will gather in Christ’s Church Cathedral Hamilton to elect Niagara’s Coadjutor Bishop. This will
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