When Bill Morris was seven years old, he and his cousin were out hunting in their Northern Ontario community. They heard a plane land and
Our family took our first post-pandemic trip this summer, returning to P.E.I., one of our favourite places. I grew up steeped in the writing of
Our awesome friend Jeff used to help my husband Dan and me lead youth group canoe trips when we were serving at churches in the
Often, there are tools at our disposal that help us in our ministry context. Yet, we may not always be familiar with them, know how
I met Tanya Kuzmanovic when I was a new ordinand, just starting out in ministry at St. Jude’s in Oakville, and she was a new
I understand where the question comes from. People want to make conversation. We look for points of contact, things that we know about one another,
A few years ago, I topped off my three-month sabbatical with a trip to Elliot Lake to visit my Aunt Linda and Uncle Murray. We
Our little puppy Bruce needs to be carried down the stairs every morning for his first outside of the day. He finds this almost unbearably
As some of our readers know, I began receiving ministry coaching in the fall of 2020 from the Very Reverend Peter Elliott, retired dean of
My daughter and I had been watching the Instagram feed of one celebrity couple over the holidays, hoping for an engagement. Instead, they broke up
I recently signed on to a coaching relationship with Peter Elliott, retired Dean of the cathedral in Vancouver, a person I have respected very much
A few years ago, I was part of a delegation of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous Anglican leaders who made their way to Pinawa, Manitoba for
I have long considered myself to be a borderline extrovert. Although I am naturally quiet, I feel energized by my leadership in the church — crowded services,
I sat down with Owen and David, members of my parish, on a Tuesday night. I needed to hear from two scientists about their thoughts
For Mother’s Day this past year, my son Gordon filled out a “Mommy Questionnaire” at school as part of my gift. The idea of this
About twenty of us sat around a circle on our first Tuesday evening of our Anglicanism 101 class. The question that we asked each person
“You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide.”
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