ARTICLES

Matthew 5: 1-2 – Take time to pray

After Jesus saw the crowds he went up the mountain and when he sat down His disciples came to Him and he taught them. Jesus

Stained glass windows

On behalf of the Fundraising Team and members of the Ascension family I wish to offer my thanks to you for publishing the series of

Vestments: to wear or not to wear

I would like to respond to the article “Anglicans or Aliens” by John Longhurst in the January 2018 Anglican Journal. I’ll start by asking, “Would

Roofs, ramps, plumbing, heating, paving, painting

During the past year in over 20 locations throughout the diocese, the Bishop’s Advisory Committee on Church Buildings (BACCB) provided diocesan oversight to parishes undertaking

Little library makes big contacts

by Ann Turner The website littlefreelibrary.org defines the wee, local libraries popping up all over the place as “a ‘take a book, return a book’

Experiencing Jesus differently

Days of awe and wonder: How to be a Christian in the 21st Century Marcus Borg (Harper One, 2017) Collected into one book is the

Till debt to us…

“We hope that no parish will take on debt that will overwhelm their ability to continue to do ministry,” is the hope of the Financial

A safe place for all

The focus of the Bishop’s Task Force for a Safe Church (BTFSC) is that the Church be a safe and holy place for all whom

Skateboards, basketballs and prayer

by Judy Rois When the Anglican Foundation of Canada put out a call for innovative and creative ideas to transform parish ministry as its 60th

Inspections every ten years

BDIC—The Bishop’s Decennial Inspection Committee —schedules and monitors the inspection and reporting of the physical structure, fabric, systems, grounds and cemeteries of all Anglican Church properties

Song of the Grand

by Gillian Wood Song of the Grand is an original musical presentation about two young couples in Dunnville on the Grand River in 1940. Shortly

Local bake sale helps global village

by Heather Di Marco For the past 15 or more years St. Cuthbert’s Oakville has had an annual tradition. Early every December, we host our

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