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Bishop’s Lenten Book

Bishop Susan has chosen The Book of Forgiving by Desmond Tutu and Mpho Tutu as this year’s Lenten Book.  Each of us has a deep

Parish votes to disestablish

On Epiphany, the parish of Holy Trinity Hamilton held a special vestry meeting and voted to recommend to the Bishop that their parish be disestablished. 

The Gathering, relaunched

The Gathering — described on Niagara’s website as worship “outside the box”, led by youth for people who want to connect with God and one another in

Church building needs a new roof

Judy Rois All Saints’ Church is in Dain City, a small suburb in the southernmost part of Welland, Ontario, built for and by the Marshall

The role of faith in Jesus’ healing

Colin C M Campbell In his healing miracles, Jesus brought the Kingdom of Life to those who were in a place of brokenness. The purpose

All around is white

Cathy Jeanes, Burlington What a lovely sight, everything is white. The bushes, trees, the poles, the wires, the sky, the ground, and all around is

Dickens rocks for ROAD

Hollis Hiscock A story written in 1843 brought together 250 people in 2018 to hear it read aloud at the Church of the Incarnation Oakville.

A snapshot of Christmas happenings

Parish commissioned life size nativity set This Christmas, St. George’s Georgetown had a life size nativity set on their church grounds to tell the story

The problem and the solution

Not In God’s Name; Confronting Religious Violence Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Schocken Books, New York   (2015) Reviewed by Rob Roi Rabbi Sacks is one of

This troublesome priest, this uppity woman

Wayne Fraser and Eleanor Johnston  Atheist United Church minister, the Reverend Gretta Vosper, is in the news again.  The Toronto Conference of the United Church

People in the news

Appointments Emily Lloyd becomes Director of Canterbury Hills Camp. She started working with the summer camping program as an overnight leader and has since worked

Candles to remember

Over 200 candles were lit on All Souls Sunday at St. John’s Ancaster in gratitude for those whom we “love but see no longer”. All

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