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Summer changes attitudes, behaviours and perceptions. With relaxed timetables, variations in venues and more leisurely approaches regarding daily routines, we can gain new insights into Jesus’ Gospel, our beliefs and…
…new religion. There was a perfectly good one close at hand. Rather, he announced the turning point in God’s plan to make all things new, and to invite human beings…
Introduction: Val was appointed to her new ministry in April of 2016. As she approaches her second anniversary, the Niagara Anglican engaged her in a conversation to introduce you to…
…Facebook is only one way we are connecting as a parish family. Our new Interim Priest-in-Charge, The Rev. Dr. John Stephenson is using email and Facebook to offer Compline services…
It is a great joy and privilege to assume the role of Editor of the Niagara Anglican, as part of my position as Diocesan Communications Coordinator. I am deeply grateful…
…a new church and nobody introduced themselves. Or when you decided to go out of your comfort zone and tried out a new group. You arrive, people are chatting with…
The Church of the Apostles is the new name of the Anglican parish located at 86 Glasgow Street North in Guelph. The re-naming comes as the congregations of St. James…
…in your decision-making,” said Secretary of Synod Bill Mous, as Bishop Susan Bell commissioned the executive body of the diocese. The commissioning happened during a eucharistic service, part of an…
…message of Good News, good news for all people of the love of God and the power of Jesus Christ to “make all things new.” Yes, people need to experience…
…shone and voices were merry And carols echoed in space. It was comfort to know that His mother Knew the perils a mother must face. Dawn and my arms were…
…advance of their annual general meeting this fall. “Resilience is everywhere in our organization,” said Wetselaar. “We see it in the little ones determinably trying new steps, toddling unsteadily around,…
…gave a gift of shares to their parish almost a year ago. Dave said, “We came to St. David’s as newlyweds in 1958. All four of our children were baptized…
…to get away from starvation, poverty, or violence, most of the new immigrants to the New World brought both the trauma and punishments to the New World English Colonies. In…
I was asked to write a brief synopsis of Collins Christian Ministries (CCM), our ecumenical prison ministry in Western New York. CCM functions as a volunteer program for Collins Correctional,…
…cook and host Thursday night suppers for about 70–80 members of the wider community. Some come since they are hungry for the food and struggling to make ends meet, while…
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