…outreach project of the Church of the Apostles in Guelph. The program works hard to help keep the community fed with high quality ingredients, and delicious new recipes 4 times…
…vision of their role in God’s story, hoping to engage parishioners more fully in their spiritual journeys and connect with people in the larger community. Steve was deeply committed to…
…to the Welland canal. Change came in the 1970’s. The large factories closed, unemployment soared, and a new bypass of the canal was built, creating a divided city. On the…
There’s a wonderful meditation called “It’s Friday—but Sunday’s Comin” by S. M. Lockridge, sometime pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in San Diego, California. It’s a meditation for the Triduum and…
…passion of Jesus and Paul in a collaborative effort with our creator God to establish distributive justice in our communities through non-violent compassionate action, with advocacy to make structural change…
…at nearby Victoria Park on the main thoroughfare of King Street West and blessed animals of the community. In promoting good stewardship of creation, All Saints partnered with the Hamilton…
…that have nurtured the budding community. They truly have a gift for working with children and youth, and their passion is felt by each participant. Both leaders have led the…
…then a message came from Isaiah, saying “Comfort ye, comfort ye, my people, says your God.” Why should they be comforted—or consoled? (It’s the same word.) Because now they can…
…we are to have peace in our world, we must work against prejudice, hatred, and violence, and actively strive for peace, neighbour with neighbour, community with community, nation with nation….
Second in a Series Our communities are struggling with tragic personal and relational areas of mental health. This month we will explore Suicide and Self-Harm. Breaking through the confusion can…
…for peace in our world, our country, our communities and our homes. https://twitter.com/UteSchmid/status/778795497095954436 In Canada, and in 60 countries around the world, wearing a small white ribbon has come to…
…that out of dis-ease will come growth. The other way we’ve chosen to help us find common language and healing is through reading together My Grandmother’s Hands; Racialized Trauma and…
…Advent, we enter an intentional time of introspection and preparation and examination: a time to mull over and renew our commitment to the One who is coming: Jesus Christ, the…
…all the years are met in thee tonight.” As I come to this last celebration of Christmas for me as the Bishop of Niagara, however, I want to acknowledge and…
…lives of Jesus’ followers that is at the centre of our celebrations on Easter Day. In Matthew’s gospel account, the two Marys come to the tomb and they come in…
…Life – Compelled to Love, arising from the work of the Mission Action Plan leadership consultation; approving Canon 4.9 which gives the bishop, with the approval of synod council, the…
…for Sunday services on a regular basis, help with special events and participate in church governance and social committees. In short, we have an inherent advantage over charities that hope…
…a softer welcome to new communities, a sense of control with the environment and ability to participate, and the safety/comfort of ones home that organically encourages vulnerability and the openness…
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