…welcome and meet for coffee and conversation. It will be available for community gatherings, meetings, classes, and more. Our vision is to build and strengthen community. Bobby’s Place is named…
…carried out by the Anglican and Lutheran Churches. One example is the Princess Basma Centre in Jerusalem, where children with disabilities from the West Bank and Gaza receive free assessments…
…to Bill 23 are already asking the auditor general to probe these purchases. While many municipalities made local decisions to stop this kind of sprawl by freezing urban boundaries, Ford’s…
“The cycle of life is coming to a close at Christ Church. We have seen the signs coming for a decade. With very helpful parishioners, we were able to continue…
…on information each candidate supplied the Committee. The candidates’ responses to the Committee’s questions are reproduced verbatim. These candidate introductions are published here tomorrow. What can you do? You can…
…Saints began a free, choice-based, fresh food market in 2017 to help the community access healthy, nutritious fruits and vegetables year-round. Anyone is welcome to attend, and there is no…
…the de-and-un-churched, and will in time, create new ecclesial communities birthed out of contextual mission. In so doing, we hope the process of listening, loving service, forming community, addressing Christian…
…not really about distance and travel time. It is about declared intentions and best pastoral practice. In this, as in so much else, Bishop Michael is setting an important example…
November 2022 Issue Download Issue Leading Climate Scientist Urges Hope: “Fear is not the motivator for long-term action” By Diocesan Communications Diocese of Niagara Welcomes New Assistant Bishop “Papa, I…
June 2023 Issue Download Issue New Church Space Consecrated for All Saints Mission: “This is the beginning of something wonderful” By Diocesan Communications Congregations Join Together, Furthering God’s Mission in…
…was created, that we would now be ministering to a community of over 40,000 people. What exactly does ecumenical chaplaincy entail? We serve soup and bread to hungry students every…
…can be deeply useful, even practical. Come to think of it, if theology is talk about God, we’re already doing it. Here’s a prime example. Christian theology believes that God…
…month of March begins in our part of God’s world, many people look forward to the coming of spring. The winter has been cold and damp with snow and freezing…
…well as our neighbouring community. Meetings and discussions to determine the interest of parishioners were held on various Sundays throughout the late winter and early spring. The response was overwhelmingly…
…love for Jesus, not a means of obtaining them. If we wish to see healing, then we must first return the Healer’s love with all our heart, soul, mind and…
In a compact four hour time frame, recently appointed clergy were given everything they need to know, and more, to be effective in Niagara Diocese. The New 2 Niagara orientation…
…diocese to live more deeply into the Fifth Mark of Mission and our diocesan Mission Action Plan within our parishes, homes, and communities and to be strong advocates for local…
…church building deconsecrated and returned to common use. The Reverend Dorothy Hewlett and Bishop Michael led worship at the service disestablishing St. George’s Homer as a church building. Photo:…
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