You Can Do It
Diocesan Communications
April 30, 2020
by Sue Carson As a society we have become totally dependent on plastics in every aspect of our lives. The time has come to wean
by Sue Carson As a society we have become totally dependent on plastics in every aspect of our lives. The time has come to wean
by Garfield Wu The Chinese Anglican Mission in Oakville has its own unfolding picture with God’s blessings. Under Bishop Susan’s guidance, this ministry is supported
By The Reverend Deacon Heino Claessens In our Diaconal vows, we are called to be a ministry of servanthood, interpreting to the Church the needs,
For years I have preached to many a congregation that “the church” is about more than buildings. That no matter how beautiful the building, or
by The Reverend Canon Martha Tartanic Then the disciples rejoiced when they saw the Lord. Jesus said to them again, “Peace be with you.” (John
by Angela Rush Three long days of mourning, could it truly be. He would rise as He said, resurrection sets us free. Surely they felt
People gathered Sunday February 23, 2020 at Christ’s Church Cathedral (Hamilton) for the ordination to the priesthood of three people and the collation of The
By Rob Park In early August of 2018, there was a phone message left at the church from a person doing genealogy research on their
In addition to passing the Synod motion “Reduction of Single Use Plastics” at its February 23rd vestry meeting, St. Christopher’s changed its site use agreement
St. George’s Lowville is working to deepen its friendship with Lowville United Church. Following a successful pulpit exchange in January, a joint hymn sing at
On Sunday, January 26, St. Jude’s (Oakville) hosted a hugely successful information/networking event with parishioners and St. Jude’s community outreach partner organizations. St. Jude’s Justice
Sarah Bessey, sought after speaker, podcast guest and co-founder of the Evolving Faith Conference as well as author of the weekly e-newsletter Field Notes, and
St. Paul’s Anglican Church (Westdale) is a small but active Anglican Church located at the corners of King West & Haddon in Hamilton. It has
By Peter Forsberg The first time we came to Smithville, three years ago, we entered the town and passed by this beautiful little, white-washed church,
by Deirdre Pike When I attended the launch of the National Anglican Church’s, Doctrine of Discovery: Stolen Lands; Strong Hearts, last March in Toronto, it
HOLY ENVY, by Barbara Brown Taylor Harper One 2019 By the Reverend Deacon Rob Roi “No one owns God” is explained by Barbara Brown Taylor
by Emily Lloyd I have spent many summers over the years at Canterbury Hills, but the first summer with the director title is a whole