Am I Cut Out For This?
by Canon Martha Tatarnic I have long considered myself to be a borderline extrovert. Although I am naturally quiet, I … Continue reading Am I Cut Out For This?
Meditating in the Christian Tradition
by Rita Murnaghan Meditation is not something new. This form of silent, imageless prayer is rooted in the gospel and … Continue reading Meditating in the Christian Tradition
The Deacon’s Bench
by The Reverend Deacon Nina Page Looking back, I can say my journey to the Diaconate began years ago. In … Continue reading The Deacon’s Bench
Diocesan Missioner Appointed
Bishop Susan Bell is delighted to announce that the Reverend Jeff Potter has accepted role of diocesan missioner, on a … Continue reading Diocesan Missioner Appointed
From the Editor
Standing on the threshold can be exciting: a bride about to be carried into a new home a family counting … Continue reading From the Editor
Good News and Frustrations
By Sue Crawford The news that the Diocese was suspending services until further notice hit all of us like a … Continue reading Good News and Frustrations
A Gift of a Lifetime
by Gillian Doucet Campbell Growing up, my parents didn’t talk much about money. “That’s not unusual,” says Greg Kippers, CFP, … Continue reading A Gift of a Lifetime
Building Resilience with Grace
Grace Anglican Church (Waterdown) is incorporating solar power generation and passive house technology into a new addition being constructed on … Continue reading Building Resilience with Grace
Niagara Paves The Way
by Sarah Bird & Katherine Kerley The Anglican Family Hub was co-created in response to the immediate need of families, … Continue reading Niagara Paves The Way
Cursillo Weekends
A few of my friends struggle with the pronunciation of the word Cursillo. I help them out, then move on. … Continue reading Cursillo Weekends
