Shortly before Christmas, Bishop Susan Bell suspended all permissions previously granted for parishes to re-open for in-person worship in accordance … Continue reading All Parishes Moved to Lockdown as COVD-19 Cases Surge
With great sadness, we share the news that Canon Judy Dodman has passed away. In a ministry which spanned seven … Continue reading In Memoriam: Canon Judy Dodman 1938-2020
St Mark’s Orangeville held their annual Toonie Loonie fundraiser in October 2020. The $1000 raised will go towards the … Continue reading Toonie Loonie fundraiser
The Rev’d Dr. Daniel Tatarnic Two years ago, I visited the Italian city of Ravenna, the world’s most significant region … Continue reading Late Have I Loved You: On Beauty
The Reverend Deacon Paul Bates I have been working on a book titled, For Others To Follow: An Ethos of … Continue reading The Deacon’s Bench
By Dierdre Pike “Human trafficking and slavery are evil, violent crimes against God, creation and humanity. They take root and … Continue reading Human trafficking and a cup of tea
By the Reverend Canon Sharyn Hall In these winter days, we are well aware of the physical contrast between light … Continue reading God In The Darkness
The first phase of the first #GreenMyCity project got underway in November at St. Matthew’s House – with big machinery … Continue reading A Big Dig starts at St. Matthew’s House
John Bowen One of the joys for me in recent years has been telling Bible stories to children and families … Continue reading The Story of the Magi and the Story of the Bible
By the Reverend Michael Coren A new year, a new start, a new hope. It’s a time to look to … Continue reading Hope: the Great Conqueror
