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An archdeacon views Synod

by Suzanne Craven Synod — any year — I just love it! I’m there early (also to find parking) and I love to watch as the space slowly fills

Surplus budget approved by Synod

The 2018 Niagara budget should result in a small net surplus of $29,648, Chair Andrew Clinkard of the Finance Budget subcommittee predicted in presenting the

New assessment formula approved

After three years of work, a simpler, clearer and fairer formula determining each parish’s DM&M (Diocesan Mission and Ministries) was approved at the 2017 Niagara

A priest views Synod

by Michelle Boomgaard I attended my first-ever synod in the Anglican Church of Canada in November. As someone who worked for decades in the Episcopal

Call for Calls to Actions

Believing reconciliation to be a spiritual practice, Melanie Delva, the Anglican Church of Canada’s Reconciliation Animator, invited members of synod to engage deeply with the

Special fund supported over 700 projects

From 1992 to 2017, the Anglican Church of Canada has funded 710 projects at a cost of $8,114,896, Esther Wesley of the Healing Fund told

A youth worker’s view of Synod

by Alicia Armstrong During Synod, we had the opportunity to hear from a few different people who were all working within the Anglican Church to

Seeking the face of Christ in the refugee

“As the world in some places moves in the direction of inward focus, protectionism, xenophobia, racism and other closed-minded attitudes, we are continuing to seek

Special week for Christian unity

In 2018, the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity runs from January 18 to the 25. In many parts of the world, people are invited

The meaning of Christian Unity

by David W. T. Brattston What is Christian unity in the Biblical sense? Jesus called for unity among Christians, but did not say what Christian

Different focus on worship needed

For the future and wellbeing of our Church today, we need leaders educated in the field of Progressive Christianity to help us in Niagara to

Need to re-affirm the Jesus of the New Testament

Your article (October 2017) “Who is Jesus to me”— and your Facebook friend’s comments — go to the heart of what ails us as Anglicans. You have captured

Epiphany

by Rebecca Clifford, Caledonia The star which [the Maggi] saw in the east went before them, till it came and stood over where the young