Why Is Change So Hard?
Martha Tatarnic
December 11, 2020
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
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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