You can shape the new Diocesan Vision
Diocesan Communications
May 22, 2019
Bishop Susan has been sketching the outlines of a new vision over the past 12 months and invites you to infuse this outline with the colours and shapes of the…
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Bishop Susan has been sketching the outlines of a new vision over the past 12 months and invites you to infuse this outline with the colours and shapes of the…
…installation of a new exhaust system in the kitchen, which was financed by a $19,000 grant from United Way. Posing with the Fort Erie Secondary School students as they prepare…
…— the changes in liturgy, the involvement of more women in the Church (especially in ordained ministry), the Communion of young children before Confirmation, and the disappearance of many churches…
…work, I cannot help but internalize some of the difficulties and struggles that people have been faced with. Along with those challenges people have shared their new blessings, and unexpected…
…One committee is working to try and simplify the DM&M so that hours are not wasted correcting errors and each parish is fairly represented. Another committee for Cathedral Place revitalization…
A bursary to assist ordinands with their books and courses has been established in Niagara Diocese. Bishop Michael receives the initial cheque from Canon David Ricketts for the new bursary…
By the time you read this … It will be Lent. But I’m not there yet. That’s the one challenge with editing a monthly newspaper — early deadlines. At this…
…stagnant but constantly growing and evolving in light of new experiences. Hollis Hiscock welcomes your feedback. [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]…
…planning to host the triennial conference for all Canadian Deacons in Hamilton that was scheduled for June, 2020. We had even arranged for the bishop and the primate to come,…
…developed by youth in 2007. Today the Greening Committee offers parishes accreditations to promote greening practices that will help sustain and renew the earth. Another important piece of Youth Synod…
…action, encouraging dioceses and parishes to participate. The Climate Justice Niagara Committee promotes this season as an opportunity to highlight our diocesan-wide commitment to climate justice. While it’s important to…
…living creation, a gift to be treasured and protected. To renew our relationship with God’s creation is to renew our relationship with all God’s people so that we can live…
…moment of prayer to which we are called. In 2 Peter 1:3-4 we read: “[God’s] divine power has given us everything needed for life and godliness…[that we] may become participants…
…to have a share in how God’s power — not ours, but God’s —raises us from death to new life and invites us to participate in the new creation. Maybe…
…finally resurrection, but bursting with a bottomless, unfailing, ever-present love. I chose God. NA: How did you keep focused during your ministry? Bishop Jesus: I developed two new commandments, basically…
Raed Al Salkhadi has shared with the parishes of St Simon’s and St Jude’s of Oakville the happy news that on November 2, 2021 he became a Canadian citizen. Raed…
…of our church and it’s just great to honour their ministry in this way,” said Bishop Susan Bell about her first Order of Niagara induction service. The forty-six new members…
…Award for Folk Album Of The Year for their new album The Beauty Of The One. The Beauty Of The One won Folk Album Of The Year at the GMA…
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