The role of faith in Jesus’ healing
Diocesan Communications
February 8, 2019
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
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
In the September 2018 Niagara Anglican, the Editor in his HOLLIStorial posed the question: To print or not to print … that’s the answer. So, what
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
ROAD — an acronym for Recovery, Opportunity, Action, Development — offers a drop-in peer support group for individuals (16–29 years) dealing with mental health and/or substance abuse issues. “One
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.
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
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
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
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
Sister Marguerite Mae is the first Canadian to serve as Mother Superior of the Community of the Sisters of the Church (CSC) since its founding
The Reverend Canon Susan Wilson, Rector of St. Matthew on-the-Plains Burlington, is a Bible story teller. “I learn and tell scripture by heart,” she said.
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
Dean Cormack The Reverend Dean Cormack, Rector of St. John’s Winona and Chaplain at San Gabriel Hamilton is on a leave of absence (up to
Dawn Davis “Being part of this group got me talking to my adult kids about spirituality. Who knew they thought about these things! It gave
Cheryl Bergie We all have our own story of how we came to be Anglicans and I would encourage you all to share your experiences
Cathy Jeanes, Burlington Create, oh Lord, create anew, a loving heart to beat for You. Create, oh Lord, create anew, a loving mind to think
Sandra Jorgensen Our Mothers’ Union branch at St. Alban’s Glen Williams was begun in 1985 with the encouragement and spiritual influence of the late Elspeth