by Joseph Asselin St Cuthbert’s in Oakville recently celebrated the Chinese (Lunar) New Year with special prayers and blessings followed by a time of fellowship with dumplings.
by Mary Goldsberry Charles James Stewart, born 1775 in London, a son of the 7th Earl of Galloway, was an unusual candidate for pioneer missionary
by Joseph Asselin In partnership with Kerr Street Mission (KSM) in Oakville, members of St. Cuthbert’s, together with friends and supporters, cook and host Thursday
by Nancy Clause Church of the Resurrection is located on Hamilton’s West Mountain in the Rolston Neighbourhood. We call our lunch program The Canterbury Connection
by Chuck Williamson No Sermon, no charge. All you need is an appetite! Our community dinner is six years old. We’d like to say we
by Michael Burslem It was my good fortune to be in another Hamilton for the centenary celebrations for the Waikato Cathedral Church of St. Peter.
Christmas pageant Mary heard a message from the angel, Mary and Joseph looked for a room at the inn and the shepherds listened to the
by Hollis Hiscock Caring for creation is an important part of who we are as a faith community, wrote Sue Carson, Chair of Greening Niagara,
by Sue Crawford According to the grace of God given to me, like a skilled master builder I laid a foundation and someone else is
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 1, 2017. “Women of the Bible” is the Niagara Anglican’s planned daily meditation series. Women across Niagara Diocese have
by Keith Nethery Much discussion has taken place since the Supreme Court of Canada struck down legislation that prevented medical assistance in dying. The Court
St. John’s Ancaster launched their parish’s 200th anniversary celebrations on Advent Sunday 2015 (Niagara Anglican, November 2015). Over the ensuing months, many activities enabled people
by Susan Wilson All Saints Erin has taken seriously the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action. With support from the Parish Council, we
by Hollis Hiscock The KAIROS Blanket Exercise was developed, according to their website (kairoscanada.org), as “a teaching tool to share the historic and contemporary relationship
By Hollis Hiscock A young lad has five barley loaves and two small fish, but what are they among so many? This was the reaction
Editor’s note: During the General Synod report at the 142nd Niagara Synod, Bishop Michael spoke about the process he followed in approving same gender marriages
A good news budget with a small surplus on a cash basis is how Andrew Clinkard, Chair of the Finance Budget Committee, described the 2017
by Rebecca Clifford Who were the magi? What gifts do they bring, Priceless and rare, befitting a king? Why did they journey ever so far?
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