Why a Mission Action Plan? Because Niagara was ready for renewal! During the first nine months of Bishop Susan’s episcopacy as she walked with us,
Dear Friends, So we’ve all read the statistics and we’re in shock. But are we really? I rather feel that the “bombshell” of the National
by Beryl Martin The congregation of St. David’s (Welland) embarked on a year-long celebration of our 70 years of ministry beginning on St. David’s Day
The Venerable John Rathbone Archdeacon John Rathbone, who has diligently served as our diocesan archivist for more than a quarter of a century, will retire
by Archdeacon Val Kerr Being in a relationship can mean we open ourselves to being hurt. We find out our friend has gossiped about us,
by Rose Jansen “My granddaughter tells me she will not be having any children because the world will be too awful by the time her
by Bill Mous A new report commissioned by the diocese reveals its eighty-three congregations make a substantial social-economic impact of approximately $114.5 million towards the
At its final meeting of 2019, Secretary of Synod Bill Mous expressed thanks to members for their leadership, and thanked outgoing members. Canon Christyn Perkons
In 1836 the Reverend John Ashley, looked out his window at the Bristol Channel. There were many steam and sailing ships at anchor and many
by Lorenzo Cromwell The Synod of the Diocese of Niagara has declared its full support of equal marriage. This expression of unity, gives acknowledgement to
By The Reverend Deacon Janice Maloney-Brooks “For I was hungry, and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink. I was
by Laura Arseneau Hunger is all around us. You just can’t always see it. ‘Kay’ moved to Fort Erie to escape an abusive situation and
by Jim Higginson During the Easter season, St. Luke’s, Smithville displays a series of images depicting the Stations of the Cross. When these are taken
by Canon William Thomas Clarence was the most pastoral cleric I have ever known. I met him first as the father of the two
Clarence Mitchell was my hero. I first met him when I was seven years old. He had just been appointed rector of my home parish
Bishop Clarence Malcolm Mitchell, retired suffragan bishop of the diocese of Niagara, died December 17, 2019. He was 94. “Bishop Clarence was a faithful and
Calling it “one of my most favourite of all the services in our diocese”, Bishop Susan Bell conferred the Order of Niagara on the following
The Church of the Apostles in Guelph welcomed 70 people to enjoy a free Upcycled Dinner. The Upcycled Dinner focused on food waste and food
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