…September 15, 2018. Susan Little is a member of the Board of Directors of Camp Artaban. [contact-form to=”[email protected]”][contact-field label=”Name” type=”name” required=”1″ /][contact-field label=”Email” type=”email” required=”1″ /][contact-field label=”Comment” type=”textarea” required=”1″ /][/contact-form]…
…hope. However, the New Testament letter writers, especially Paul, more than compensated. He wrote we are saved by hope, we hope for eternal life and we should be joyful in…
…daughter and I have become increasingly committed and adoring fans of Swift’s over the years, almost despite ourselves. We don’t generally consider our taste to be mainstream. However, as people…
…love when it was made known to [Noah] that he was created in God’s image, as it is said: ‘In the image of God did God make humankind.” (The Murmuring…
…regular companion. I have to speak in front of large crowds of people, even though I find it terrifying to do so. I lead meetings and committees and projects populated…
…events which combined with the less formal venue, seemed to lend itself to more intermingling of the delegates. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with my Niagara colleagues, but I also…
…from Canada, the U.S. and various African countries to build common understanding and respect among parts of the Communion that have been in conflict. Photo: Submitted The Reverend Ann Turner…
…divine mercy beyond understanding. The example that comes readily to mind describes the hiddenness of G-d: “…in light inaccessible, hid from our eyes…”. In both the New and Old Testaments…
It was an idyllic summer day when I went walking; the Monday of the August long-weekend. I drove to the commons in Niagara-on-the-Lake, and brought my Dominican rosary with me;…
…greatest lesson for me is simply learning to be still and receive—from my friends, to be sure, but also from the divine Friend whose grace and generosity flow through the…
…ministry, the images that come to me are the images of walking with people through the challenges of life. It has been an enormous privilege to be invited into the…
…into the world conditions of our time and revealed, “We are most joyful when we focus on others, not ourselves. In short, bringing joy to others is the fastest way…
…really were test driving the program for the first time and taking it to parishes of all sizes and cultural shapes,” said the Reverend Canon Dawn Davis, Faith Formation Coordinator…
…our established communities and sharing with them the joy of a life together. The new building going up at Queen and King that will soon become the new home for…
…formula, DM&M Committee Chair the Reverend Canon Richard Moorse said the committee found many parishes were having difficulty understanding the calculations, the process was complicated, there was often confusion regarding…
…of the others. He was related to just about half of the community , and knew the importance of remembering people’s names and who was related to whom. His children…
…as the Bishop’s Company. Bishop’s Company members and their guests gather every autumn at a fundraising dinner to hear an engaging speaker and renew their connections with one another. In…
Historians from Canada and elsewhere recently met in Toronto to try to determine whether the Anglican Communion was changed forever in 1963. Planning for the historical conference was led by…
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