Assistant Curates Reflect on Ministry
Diocesan Communications
May 9, 2024
THE REVEREND MIKE DEGAN It is a unique opportunity in the Church today to be an assistant curate. My work as curate of St. George’s
THE REVEREND MIKE DEGAN It is a unique opportunity in the Church today to be an assistant curate. My work as curate of St. George’s
Bishop Terry Brown, retired bishop of Malaita, died over the Easter weekend. Ordained in 1974 in the Diocese of Fredericton, he served a number of
At the end of May, Bishop Susan Bell will host Archbishop Chris Harper as the featured guest and speaker at this year’s annual retreat for
The Story of Our Saviour The Redeemer Stoney Creek Seeking to develop a mixed ecology parish church can feel daunting. Yet, in many ways, it
What started in May 2020 by a concerned group of Anglicans to help address the growing issue of food insecurity in Niagara has evolved into
“Early in the morning on the first day of the week…” Dear friends, These words begin the story of life. They begin the story of
A Sunrise Ceremony was held to formally launch the construction phase of the 412 Barton project, honouring the site as it becomes home for Black
After the Feast of the Epiphany is celebrated, a parish’s collective energy shifts to what is an important period in the life of the Church,
Renison University College installed Jodey Porter as its 10th Chancellor on Wednesday, November 29, 2023. Porter brings to her new role a long and esteemed
More than 2.3 million people across Ontario can’t access nutritious food on a regular basis, including one in every five children. Almost 12 per cent
An expanded daytime warming centre is launching December 1 and continues until March 31, 2024 at Christ’s Church Cathedral. The Cathedral Café is a collaborative
Each year the Order of Niagara recognizes the faithful dedication of lay people, honouring substantial contributions to ministry in their communities. Parishes are invited to
The power of Christian singing paradoxically was testified by the second century critic of our faith, Celsus, who admitted that despite his qualms, “you just
“This gift means a great deal to us, and it will give the sisters a big boost of energy in completing this campaign,” wrote Sister
Amid the ongoing violence and war between Israel and Hamas, Anglicans are being invited to support humanitarian efforts in the Holy Land. “In this time
The Bishop’s Company returned to in-person events with a fall brunch at the Liuna Station in downtown Hamilton. Bishop Susan Bell passionately spoke about the
Work is well underway to gather as much feedback as possible as part of a feasibility and planning study for a potential parish-focused capital campaign.
A capital campaign feasibility study is underway, and Bishop Susan Bell is pleased with the response. “Embarking on a major fundraising effort in our diocese,
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