From The Editor
Diocesan Communications
December 16, 2019
It was Christmas Eve. There was a gentle December snow falling out side. Not enough to stop traffic … just enough to make things pretty … not too cold.
It was Christmas Eve. There was a gentle December snow falling out side. Not enough to stop traffic … just enough to make things pretty … not too cold.
A special gathering with coffee and cake reception was recently enjoyed between services at St . George’s Church Guelph. A large number of members of
by the Rev. Joan Dunn Priest : And lead us not into temptation Imam : Show us the straight path. The path of those whom
by Ian Chadwick Maybe it will be different this winter… And maybe it won’t. So, in the very little time you have before the temperatures
by Sarah Bird It is amazing how fast this year has flown by in my new role as the diocesan Program Consultant for Children, Youth,
Question? All in favour? Motion carried!” Our procedure may be in order, but are we forgetting anything? We are told that when two or three
ORDER OF THE SACRED EARTH Matthew Fox, Skylar Wilson, Jennifer Berit Listug (Monkfish Book Publishing Company 2018) We live in a time of the greatest environmental
By Bev Groombridge The Church of Our Saviour The Redeemer (Stoney Creek) has launched its third monthly outreach luncheon called, Circle of Friends. Our vision
by Allan Magnacca, ON When asked by our Bishop Susan Bell to join our diocesan vision and mission project (MAP), my first reaction was: Here
As the Diocese of Niagara begins to develop its new mission statement – to sing unto a Lord a new song – The Primate’s World
by Betty Sleep At the end of September, Bishop Susan came to St John’s Church (Winona). In their usual welcoming style she was
by The Reverend Deacon Paul K. Bates A poignant event occurred at the end of a lecture that I had given to a second year
by Clare Stewart & Iain Sneyd A service of commemoration was held at the Church of the Resurrection (Hamilton) on Sunday October 6, 2019. Archdeacon
Six new life-sized carved figures will be added to an expanded Nativity display this year at St. George’s (Georgetown). Last year Robbin Wenzoski and his
St. George’s and Grace Church (St Catharines) merged in early 2018. Their vision was that together they could do more than they could do separately.
by The Reverend Pamela Guyatt I am a Veteran of the U.S. Army, from the Vietnam era, as well as a parish priest. In the
by Brian E. Pearson Our faith changes. We may like to think that God doesn’t change, remaining “the same, yesterday, today, and forever.” But for
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