January 2025
News
Priest receives high honour
Archdeacon Paul Feheley has held a lot of positions in the Church over the years, from parish priest to principal secretary to the Primate. But ...
News
Five large services planned
Bishop Andrew Asbil is encouraging Anglicans to attend one – or more – of the five large worship gatherings planned around the diocese in 2025. ...
News
Vigils bring light in challenging times
On a cold, damp November evening a small group of faithful community members met to pray for peace – peace in our community and peace ...
News
Longtime friends break down wall
Church of the Redeemer, Bloor St. was the venue for a fascinating conversation on Nov. 6 between Raja Khouri, a Palestinian, and Dr. Jeffrey Wilkinson, ...
Comment
Vestry motion supports harm reduction services
On Oct. 1, 2018, a group of activists, front-line workers and church members placed 1,265 wooden crosses on the lawn in front of the provincial ...
Comment
A new year offers new beginnings
The practice of making New Year’s resolutions is anything but recent. In fact, it goes back over 3,000 years to the ancient Babylonians, who set ...
Comment
Commit to being a star this year
The beginning of the season of Epiphany is a signal for many families that it is time to take down the Christmas tree. I am ...
Comment
Renovations to Sisterhood’s guest house hit bump
In August, we were thrilled to announce that we had met our goal of $6.3 million for the renewal of our guest house, having raised ...
News
Metropolitan steps down
KELOWNA – Archbishop Lynne McNaughton has stepped down as Metropolitan of British Columbia and Yukon to focus more fully on her responsibilities as Bishop of ...
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Wycliffe College hires new principal
TORONTO – Kristen Deede Johnson will be the next principal of Wycliffe College. She will start on July 1, succeeding the current principal, Bishop Stephan ...
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Poppies blanket church grounds
HAMILTON – More than 5,000 hand-knitted and crocheted poppies cascaded over the fences, railings, gardens and limestone walls of St. John’s Anglican Church in Ancaster ...
Comment
Our volunteers are our heroes
Volunteering is an integral part of Canadian culture. Approximately 41 per cent of all Canadians formally volunteer their time with one organization or another. The ...
News
Conference explores missional imagination
Do you feel a personal calling to mission that doesn’t seem to align with traditional approaches in the Church? Do you sense God inviting the ...
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