Second Souper Super Sunday
Diocesan Communications
April 5, 2018
by Mary Mellish For the second year in a row, St. John’s Ancaster has collected soup to coincide with Super Bowl Sunday in the football
by Mary Mellish For the second year in a row, St. John’s Ancaster has collected soup to coincide with Super Bowl Sunday in the football
by Terry DeForest In the midst of our anticipated grief, it was not something that we necessarily wanted to hear. Nevertheless, at a fall gathering
Margie Hoffman was one of the fabulous flippers on Shrove Tuesday at The Church of Our Saviour The Redeemer Stoney Creek. Lots of laughter happened
THANK YOU! On behalf of all our readers, the Niagara Anglican expresses its gratitude to Coordinator Nina Page and all the Deacons who made our
As we come to the end of this teaching, Jesus intones, “Everyone then who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be
G. K. Chesterton once quipped, “Christianity has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and not tried.” Jesus tells us being
Many people today, when asked, identify themselves as Christians. They often attend a church on Sunday, and lead moral lives filled with good works. Indeed,
by Claire Christoff It was mid-October and I was flipping quickly through emails when an unknown message popped up in my inbox — an invitation to join
There are two roads, this I know as I walk both. Likewise I know that the road Jesus calls us to follow him on is
by Ann Turner I understand it is not uncommon to find yourself, as a newly ordained cleric, being scooped up for various tasks at the
The tendency is to interpret this passage in the negative, “Don’t treat others in a way you wouldn’t want to be treated.” But to remain
The last few months have been quite a journey for me and my wife Veronica. It has been such an honour for me to be
Revelation 3:20 reads, “Listen! I am standing at the door, knocking: if you hear my voice and open the door, I will come in to
The Niagara Anglican caught up with Susan Bell shortly after her election. What follows is an edited transcript of our conversation. Niagara Anglican (NA): First,
This is arguably one of the sermon’s stranger sections. Are we not called to go and make disciples, to preach about Jesus, to tell everyone
by Craig Fairley On a mild, sunny afternoon, the 144th Synod of the Diocese of Niagara made history by electing its first female bishop. The
We often hear the admonition, “Judge not, lest ye be judged.” In a world that values personal freedom, personal choice and the rights of the
Worry is the great disabler, especially when directed toward things material. There was a time when I made C.S. Lewis’ Wormwood and Screwtape proud, whose