Lydia of Thyatira
Diocesan Communications
March 8, 2017
Lydia of Thyatira Acts 16:14, 15 What a pioneer Lydia is in her time! There is not a lot to go on from our scriptural
Lydia of Thyatira Acts 16:14, 15 What a pioneer Lydia is in her time! There is not a lot to go on from our scriptural
A Natural History Of Natural Theology Helen De Cruz & Johan De Smedt. 2015, The MIT Press By Rob Roi Traditionally, natural theology is the
The Good Wife Proverbs 31:10-31 The microwave beeped. Warmed-over instant—she made it earlier, but Kylie spilled the cereal on the floor, Josh couldn’t find something
by Ted Mercer and Joan MacNeil “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.” (Ephesians 4:32) Reintegrating ex-offenders
Martha Luke 10:38-42 This story, only in Luke, is told in a few puzzling and powerful verses. The sibling rivalry between Mary and Martha intrigues
“We’re excited to report that all 11 participating St. Catharines area congregations have signified their commitment to new shared ministries, renewed faith formation, joint community
by Christyn Perkons Janice’s stole is a labour of love, worked on by many of the people who have walked with her in her faith
The Widow and the Unjust Judge Luke 18:1-8 A Modern Conversation Around the world, almost 3 million women and allies marched on January 21, 2017.
Part of Canada’s history is our church’s story. Tell us yours, in 300 words or less. A story about … Yourself, your parish or your
Deborah Genesis 35:1-8 Being a maternal/child nurse at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, my selection of a woman in the Bible would be Deborah No. 1,
Pharisee’s house Luke 7:36-50 The woman recognized the Pharisee’s house as she turned the corner—she had never been welcome there. She tucked her hand firmly
Some have names, others remain nameless and some may be parables. Such is the plight and treatment of women by those who penned books contained
by Bill Mous “This church building has been a home, a refuge and a place filled with great joy in the midst of countless celebrations,”
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