…other disasters, reduce the parish’s carbon footprint, serve as a model of environmental stewardship, promote community cohesion, enhance a community asset, demonstrate the church’s relevance and presence to the unchurched,…
…multi-cultural, multi-valued and multi-intermingling global community as moulded by instantaneous social and technological communications. Today’s state of affairs flowed unsurprisingly from the first Old Testament book (Genesis 11) – the…
…man on Bloor Street had faith that the Lord was coming to comfort him and he had his greeting card already made. Despite his wretched circumstances, he had hope for…
…faith community and our society. While communication and education alone are not enough to address the dynamism of racism and social oppressions, I believe in the power of communication and…
…fund its various outreach and community projects. Currently fund raising is headed by a devoted group of parishioners known as the Special Events Committee. This group raises funds through catering…
…working with university students for 25 years and hearing their questions. So I had to do my own research and decide what I thought in order to try and help…
…God for justice. Justice is served. Susannah is set free. The two men are put to death. Susannah’s faith is unwavering. Her commitment to her spouse and God was unyielding….
…one the mirror image of the other. Canada’s Prime Minister vowed to, “remain positive and remain pulling people together, pulling communities together right across this country.” James Comey hopes that…
March 2024 Issue Download Issue See Archive of Past Issues Investing in a Sustainable Manner By Sue Carson The Woman Who Made C.S. Lewis Cry Dorthy L. Sayers is mainly…
February 2021 Issue Download Issue In Memoriam: Canon Judy Dodman 1938-2020 By Diocesan Communications All Parishes Moved to Lockdown as COVD-19 Cases Surge Shortly before Christmas, Bishop Susan Bell suspended…
…Cuthbert’s in Oakville, to serve as the Archdeacon of Trafalgar. … By Diocesan Communications Lent, Lockdown and Landscapes: A Living Opportunity Living through the latest lockdown has many of us…
May 2021 Issue Download Issue Family Lenten Activities: Pretzels! By Diocesan Communications Discipleship and Mission: How do They Relate? Just the other day, I was challenged about the idea of…
…Fall Bishop’s Company event, which was held online. As a Christian, a Canadian, and a climate scientist, Dr. Hayhoe is doing her best to tackle the climate change crisis in…
…the community Ask churchgoers why they go to church, and four out of five will say, “I love the strong community.” Someone at my own church once mused, “In this…
…for Sunday services on a regular basis, help with special events and participate in church governance and social committees. In short, we have an inherent advantage over charities that hope…
…quotes were obtained to replace the roof and we submitted an application to the Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC). We received approval from AFC and felt a great sense of…
…ecclesiastical province of Ontario, has announced the appointment of Bishop Susan Bell as chair … By Diocesan Communications Building Belonging Through Graceful Abilities Day Program Called to life and compelled…
…perfect storm of an inner and amplified distress. “A death he freely accepted…” comes nowhere near the struggle with self-sacrifice which brought Jesus to the cross. One has only to…
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