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In the throes of the anthropocene era

Ted Hales Anthropocene, a media exhibition at the Ontario Gallery of Art, featured photographer Edward Burtynsky and filmmakers Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier.  They

Letters – May 2019

Touched my heart I just wanted to pass on how much I enjoyed reading your article, YOU and Easter Assurances.   It really touched my heart

Niagara’s experience of equal marriage

“Even though we already knew that God blessed our relationship, … we wanted the blessing also of our fellow people in faith,” said Donna Clark,

Stewardship Director Appointed

Gillian Doucet Campbell accepted her appointment as Niagara’s Director of Stewardship and Development, joining the diocesan management team.  She brings over 15 years of experience

Generous hearts warm up the coldest night

Hollis Hiscock For some walkers in Canada, Saturday, February 23, 2019 was a relatively warm night, for others the temperature dipped well below frost burn

Christian Unity Achieved!

David W. T. Brattston There is no further need for efforts toward Christian unity. The major churches have already attained a sufficient degree of harmony

Create anew

Cathy Jeanes Create, oh Lord, create anew, a loving heart to beat for You. Create, oh Lord, create anew, a loving mind to think of

Who is the true God?

God Is Not a Christian, Nor a Jew, Muslim, Hindu … God Dwells With Us, in Us, around Us, as Us by Carlton Pearson (Atria

Two asks from the Primate

Hollis Hiscock The Primate, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, is asking Anglicans across Canada to do two things: to catch the heartbeat of the Anglican Church of

The strife is o’er, the battle done

Eleanor Johnston On Easter Sunday the church will ring with joyful celebration.  We will, however, often worship side by side with friends and family members

The Message of Easter

Marie Leone Surprise, dismay, fear, consternation, joy — all words to describe the thoughts and feelings of those who found the tomb of Jesus empty those

Sacrifice

Nigel J. Bunce  The verb ‘sacrifice’ means ‘to make holy’.  It derives from a Latin word sacrificium that combines the elements ‘sacer’ (holy) and the

Easter as I see it – Easter according to me

Claire Christoff  When the word Easter is spoken, it has common associations, such as being dark, solemn, even brooding.  A time where we worship through

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