Seaspiracy — Revealing The State of Our Oceans
By Carleon Hardie Not all of you will have a Netflix subscription but if you do, or know someone who … Continue reading Seaspiracy — Revealing The State of Our Oceans
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Called to Life, Compelled to Love: Welcoming Refugees
By The Venerable Bill Mous For more than two decades, parishes in our diocese have been helping refugees regain their … Continue reading Called to Life, Compelled to Love: Welcoming Refugees
New Program Revives the Lenten Journey
By The Reverend Canon Leslie Gerlofs Revive Lent premiered in churches across our diocese and around the Anglican Communion for … Continue reading New Program Revives the Lenten Journey
The Deep Roots of the Water Lily
By The Reverend Deacon Sheila Plant It seems that more and more people are jumping on the genealogy bandwagon these … Continue reading The Deep Roots of the Water Lily
Job the Innocent Sufferer
By the Venerable Dr. John Course There is perhaps no greater stumbling block to faith in a loving, all-powerful God … Continue reading Job the Innocent Sufferer
The Third Day’s Mind
By The Venerable Max Woolaver This writing is dedicated to the memory of two men. The first on my mind … Continue reading The Third Day’s Mind
The Faith of the Squiggling Puppy
By The Reverend Canon Martha Tatarnic Our little puppy Bruce needs to be carried down the stairs every morning for … Continue reading The Faith of the Squiggling Puppy
Anti-Racism: A Journey Towards Healing and Wholeness: White Fragility and the Privilege Knapsack
This is the third Installment of this series By Deirdre Pike It has been just over a year since one … Continue reading Anti-Racism: A Journey Towards Healing and Wholeness: White Fragility and the Privilege Knapsack
Taking Action on Climate Now
By The Reverend Don Brown “Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” — Matthew 6:21 Irene Pang’s article … Continue reading Taking Action on Climate Now
Everything is Connected: but How?
By John Bowen What holds everything together? For many of us, the Christian faith is made up of fragments. Over … Continue reading Everything is Connected: but How?
