by Ken Taylor For the past eight years, parishioners of St. Thomas’ St. Catharines have organized an annual mission trip to the Sosua area of
by Donna Ellis Last December, the youth at St. John’s Ancaster joined the Advent Conspiracy, an initiative of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund
A small Bible study group at St. John the Evangelist Hamilton—the Rock on Locke—wanted to support St. Matthew’s House (SMH), as they had done for
A St. Patrick’s Day Pub Night with Irish stew and homegrown entertainers continued the 140th Anniversary Celebration at The Church of Our Saviour The Redeemer
You may want to consider this liturgy as you plan Lent 2018. Tenebrae, Latin for shadows, is a service where light fades into darkness. Dating
by Abby Mulvihill In this window the Reverend Robert Addison, the first Resident Missionary of Niagara, receives a bond for his upkeep from Colonel Butler
The Reverend Martha Tatarnic, the Reverend Katherine Morgan, Donna Bomberry, Fred Hall, Robert Morrow and the Reverend Richard Moorse waiting to be installed as honourary
by Sarah Wayland Just over a year ago, I wrote on these pages about the journey of our congregation at the Church of St. John
St. John’s Refugee Sponsorship Committee in St. Catharines is staging a full concert performance by the Hamilton-based ArcelorMittal Dofasco Male Voice Choir. It’s the brainchild
by Michael Mondloch On February 26, 2017 something new began in St. Catharines. Grace and St. George’s parishes worshipped together as a new “enhanced congregation”
Greg, appointed by Bishop Michael at the November 2016 synod, was installed on March 19, 2017. Since having a Vice-Chancellor is relatively new for Niagara
YLTP (Youth Leadership Training Program) is a three year leadership training opportunity in Niagara Diocese to equip young people to take an active leadership role
by Bill Mous In his sermon, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, President of the Metropolitan Council of Cuba, which provides oversight for the island church, remarked how
by Eleanor Johnston and Wayne Fraser Many in Niagara Diocese may know Richard Rohr from his book Falling Upward, Bishop Michael’s 2014 selection as his
I must admit that Hollis Hiscock has a vivid imagination as he describes what he sees, or wishes to see, in your new logo. Unfortunately,
by Terry Gillin Since its 2014 inception, Walking on Water (WOW) grants have provided just over $260,000 to launch new ministries or take an existing
by Alicia Armstrong In honour of International Women’s Day, I did a slam poem workshop with my grade eight students. I told them the only
Women at the resurrection John 20:1-18, Luke 24: 1-12, Mark 16: 1-11, Matthew 28: 1-10 The sun had barely cracked the horizon. Perhaps there was
