…stronger from the two-year COVID-19 pandemic. In April 2022 the St. Alban’s Hub Beamsville, a new ministry approach to welcome and practise hospitality, was launched. The Hub volunteers intentionally engage…
…approach to make connections with the youth in their community, and to let them know the church is willing to meet them where they are in a hospitable and generous…
…a new place to call home. In its 2020 report, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) indicated that “[d]espite COVID-related movement restrictions and pleas from the international community…
…church celebrated their new Canadian citizenship with a heritage potluck lunch after church! This lovely family—Hrant, the father, Talar, the mother, children Anthony and Celine and grandmother Sylva—have settled in…
…Presently known as St. Matthias Anglican Community, members congregated to share refreshments and reminisce while perusing a vast collection of photographs, newspaper articles, a slideshow and other memorabilia. Midway through…
Bishop Susan Bell gathered together with the members of All Saints, Hagersville for one last worship service to celebrate the life and witness of the parish community, and to formally…
…sense of belonging and community during the pandemic. For more information about the Poppy Project, please contact Canon Paul Walker or the Poppy Project community liaison, Pam Gradwell, at pamgradwell231@gmail.com….
…therefore may not be comforted. There is comfort for some but not for others. As we believe, we mourn and we are comforted. The Reverend Deacon Sheila Plant , St….
…initiatives. Follow local community legal aids and community initiatives on social media to stay informed. Write to your local governments. Be aware of language and join the conversation. Pray! …
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…
…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…
…community. While live-streaming liturgies provides unimagined opportunities to stay connected, and we are committed to continue them, there is nothing like being together in real time in a holy and…
…as his body and blood. He commands them to remember him as they repeat this ritual in the days to come. In his last teaching with the disciples, Jesus promised…
…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…
…the wool while on a pilgrimage to the Iona Community, an ecumenical Christian community engaged with people across the world in acting, reflecting and praying for justice, peace and the…
…call this: The Second Mind of Faith. We can call it: ‘The Second Mind’ because it is a complete ‘Mind.’ The mind of faith is a complete existence, a complete…
…his yard. He completed 100 laps before his 100th birthday and raised over 32 million pounds for the National Health Service in Britain. Photo by Guillaume Hankenne on Pexels.com Today,…
…banks and community meal programs, cultivating community gardens, and delivering prepared meal boxes to those most in need in our communities. Due to rising grocery costs, the need is greater…
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