The Deacon’s Bench
Diocesan Communications
February 1, 2020
…his child via Skype at our Mission Station in Hamilton. Providing a home away from home and free wi-fi isn’t all we do. We visit each ship that comes to…
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…his child via Skype at our Mission Station in Hamilton. Providing a home away from home and free wi-fi isn’t all we do. We visit each ship that comes to…
…they have known, inspired. Examples of local efforts to combat human trafficking and modern slavery, encouraged. Tales of agencies, programs and government initiatives already in place and their openness to…
…At its conclusion, the NationalIndigenous Bishop, Chris Harper, led us in a reflection based on the gospel of Mark. He explained the importance of community which is the common humanity…
…shooting baskets. In order to create a more permanent space for these two activities, the parish agreed to install professionally-mounted basketball nets and a ramp for skateboarders. It’s a novel…
…down and simplify their lives. To join the conversation, visit Occupy Advent on facebook.com/OccupyAdvent or follow @OccupyAdvent on Twitter. Martha Holmen is the Digital Communications Coordinator for Toronto Diocese. https://twitter.com/OccupyAdvent/status/663557480228614144…
…Bible complement: It means to watch for and seize every presented opportunity. Paul (Colossians 4:2-5) gave the same advice to the Christians in Colossae. He suggested they should pray for…
…monastic communities. This ‘both and’ church remains core to the balance of parish and radical Christian missional community. The etymology of ‘parish’ comes from the Greek and Latin to ‘dwell…
…inexpensive meals, is an option. Additional sessions — partnering with Community Health, Legal Aid, Community Police Services, Volunteer Centre, Employment Services, Family Counselling or Support Services and Financial Planning —…
…in bright rainbow colours, heralded the coming of Christmas as they performed during the singing of O Come, O Come Emmanuel and other songs during the Advent Carol service at…
…four. The kits are delivered to two Community Care locations and, as Betty Lou Souter, CEO of Community Care shared, “we are so very appreciative of the fact that you…
…members, and friends are being radically transformed by Christ. There is a sense of common gospel-purpose amongst parishioners that is energizing and inspiring people to action. People are learning to…
…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…
On Sunday, July 25, parishes in Niagara began a cautious re-opening of church buildings for in-person public worship services, with all parishes expected to re-open no later than September 12. “I am so very glad to be…
In late November, more than 100 grant and bursary applicants received some welcome news that they will receive funding from the Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC). “I am delighted to…
…“spread a little love” on February 14. They stood on the sidewalk in front of St. Paul’s and handed out 100 red carnations to passers-by, wishing them a happy Valentine’s…
…be more intentional about sharing our passion for the stewardship of our common home with God. It’s a Christian imperative! For more insight see our revised web site at niagaraanglican.ca/climatejustice…
…own church community. One question asked was, “How do we let the greater community know what we have to offer?” We are aware that there are some areas in which…
…truly became a Communion in miniature. I was deeply blessed, and educated by my Bible study companions—bishops from Liberia, Wales, South Sudan, West Virginia, and Greece. Some will be lifelong…
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