…Trivia night was a fun social evening with opportunity to connect with others in the community. The event raised $2,550 for the new housing initiative at St. Matthew’s House. …
…Camino provides time for prayer, reflection and silence, but also for camaraderie with like-minded companions. We developed a friendly community — walking, eating, talking and laughing. Camino included physical activity…
…week we can. The congregation is very committed to supporting the Church’s activities, from peach peeling, to putting on festive dinners, to donating to Smithville’s Community Care. We enjoy participating…
…who don’t consider themselves to be leaders in the church. Our groups have included persons new to church community, new to Christianity, and “cradle Anglicans”, as well as persons who…
…26, 2019 at St. George’s Church, 83 Church Street, St. Catharines. On their website the publishers — Church Publishing Incorporated, New York — describes Martha’s book: It “combines personal, communal,…
…There are many sources out in the community and in other churches who are willing to give support. Please know that you are not venturing in new liturgical territory alone!…
…Evangelist, Hamilton. This new role is focused on nurturing faithful, vital, and resilient missional faith communities through parish consultations, education, and resourcing. Emily will guide the development and implementation of…
…comparisons between Jonah and Jesus. Quickly, my imagination soared as I endeavoured to garner their messages for us as individuals, church members and community citizens. Although approximately 800 years separated…
This is arguably one of the sermon’s stranger sections. Are we not called to go and make disciples, to preach about Jesus, to tell everyone about the Good News? Yet,…
…We knock, we enter, we surrender, we are forgiven—a new heart is given to us, and we find a new life. The Reverend Deacon Paul K. Bates Grace Church Waterdown….
…when we are trying to avoid arguments in the Easter morning service, we do argue. Our Anglican worldwide communion, like other faiths, is torn by deep divisions. Wherever we attend…
…would all be much poorer without them. Petrichor is a new word in my vocabulary—learned from my “adopted” grandson Ezechyel —meaning the fresh smell of rain after a hot, dry…
…recommended dedicating some priority time to, “reconnect anew with God’s love,” away from the busy crowds of life. Everyone who participates will be invited to complete an intention card so…
In the 1991 film “City Slickers,” a crusty old cowboy named Curly supervises three New York city dwellers as they learn to drive cattle across the Southwest U.S.A. As Curly…
…under wide-ranging conditions, need to respond positively to the new challenges and missions to which God is calling us. Like the shepherds, we need to hear God’s message of “peace…
…sleeves and lovingly returned the voices of the New Heaven and the New Earth to the garbage. The irony, given my present occupation, is not lost on me: the record…
…in the unity, healing and reconciliation of many peoples”. The day (July 31, 2018) he completed his bike ride in St. John’s Newfoundland, he wrote, “What a journey … we…
A new program to collect winter clothes and give them to migrant farmworkers has been launched by St. Alban’s Beamsville. Every fall and winter hundreds of migrant farmworkers arrive for…
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