…energy and building advisors, architects, and other professionals to advise as needed. Green Churches Network, as well as Faith and the Common Good, have become willing partners and help with…
…poverty. Knowing we are “called to life and compelled to love,” may our parishes be living proof of our diocesan commitment to justice and just wages. Additional resources: http://www.sprc.hamilton.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/2012-Working-and-still-poor-It-doesnt-ad-up-Why-living-wage-is-coming-to-Hamilton.pdf http://www.sprc.hamilton.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/2017-Hamilton-Magazine-Living-Wage-Article.pdf…
…the result of the community coming together to support this worthy cause.” Alexis Mimacho is the Kitchen Bees Project Facilitator. The Kitchen Bees is a volunteer emergency food program started…
…apply those skills to the laws of the church. NA: How do you approach your new ministry? GT: In both my professional and church life, my greatest joy comes from…
…place of worship, community organization, local event or anywhere that people gather.” You can also “watch training videos, access Blanket Exercise scripts, download supplementary materials, and connect with others!” KAIROS,…
…include: Knowledge for inclusive access to virtual spaces specifically for disabilities, exceptionalities, and other barriers for marginalized participants; and training on virtual platforms and communications. Subscriptions to virtual resources for…
…develop, promote and disseminate liturgical, theological and educational materials related to combatting human trafficking, slavery and enforced migration; continue building relationships with local and regional networks combatting human trafficking, slavery…
…The 2nd year group focused more on working together as a team and the importance of being in community. They discuss how Jesus didn’t travel alone but travelled within community…
…to set the direction of the program. Helper Bees Coordinator John Dennis relates: “The committee is a young, diverse group of volunteers made up of community members and the congregation….
…North face isolation, harsh weather and sometimes unreliable communications networks. Add to that the continuing effects of poverty in many areas, and the legacy of the residential school system—and you…
…computer copy to the breakfast table, underline significant passages or clip an article for sharing. Eleanor Frost Niagara Falls Fine with email edition I am fine with the e-mail edition…
…collaborate in our communities and share resources, now more than ever. Christina Mulder, Director of Open Doors Programs and Partnerships Is your parish supporting the community in new or re-imagined…
…of General Synod Meeting in March, General Secretary Alan Perry announced the latest winners of the Anglican … By Diocesan Communications Identifiable Faith in Public Life Amira Elghawaby, the Canadian…
Called to life and compelled to love, Grace Anglican Church Waterdown partners with God to transform lives and build community through our new ministry, the Graceful Abilities Day Program. Graceful…
…spirit becomes lighter and our smile brighter when it is coming from within the open and free heart and soul. – Windy Collins I’ve experienced these benefits from forgiveness: mental…
…free speech in the church, do theology. And maybe, just maybe, we’ll take civilization with us on a journey to free speech. The Reverend Dan Tatarnic is Pastoral Associate at…
…during the Prayers of the People Outreach: clergy having open office hours at the church every week Mission: clergy having open “office” hours at the local coffee shop every week…
…and excited for what is next. Moments such as these, of growth and transformation are abundant throughout our summer at Canterbury Hills. It takes a tremendous amount of commitment, passion,…
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