Bishop Susan Bell has received and accepted an invitation to attend the installation of the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, at Canterbury Cathedral on
Lent is a season of turning again toward God. Year after year, the Church invites us to repentance, prayer, fasting and self-examination not as ends
Shrove Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday, began as a day when many people would visit their confessor to be shriven. That is, to confess
In January, the diocese released a new faith formation resource called The Grandparents Club. Available online and written by our Faith Formation Coordinator, the Reverend
Last year’s granting by the Anglican Foundation of Canada reflects the breadth of the Anglican Foundation of Canada’s longstanding partnership with the Diocese of Niagara:
As 2025 came to a close and the diocese marked the end of its 150th year, Bishop Susan Bell announced the mission designation of St.
Each year, Bishop Susan invites the Diocese to journey together through Lent by sharing a common book for prayer, reflection, and spiritual growth. For Lent
The fall was a busy season in our diocese, demonstrating beautiful celebrations of faith! On October 19, the fire of the Holy Spirit was on
In November, 54 people were inducted into the Order of Niagara over the course of two weekends, November 16th and November 23rd. This order is
Across two services this past November, 54 laity were inducted by Bishop Susan Bell into the Order of Niagara. Welcoming the inductees, Bishop Susan expressed
“Hear what the Lord is saying to the Church” was the response to the scripture readings at the 151st Synod of the Diocese of Niagara
In the Anglican Church of Canada, we do not mark an official “Season of Remembrance”. Yet each November naturally takes on that character as we
This October, the diocese announced a new grant program, the Missional Innovation Grants. This program is replacing the previous Walking on Water (WOW) grants, which
“With fall now upon us, we’re excited to launch another season of learning and formation through NSML,” says Sarah Bird, missional formation coordinator for the
With nearly 200 campers a week, a record-breaking Leader-in-Training class of 29 participants, and an additional Teen Camp program running for nine days and eight
In June, Anglicans from coast to coast to coast gathered in London, Ontario, for the 44th General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada. Its
On Saturday, June 14, 2025, at the beautiful Canterbury Hills Camp, the Diocese of Niagara hosted a joyful and memorable celebration, the 150th Anniversary Diocesan
The Diocesan Children, Youth, and Family Ministry Network invites you to join us in celebrating the Diocese of Niagara’s 150th anniversary! Join us for a
