April 2021 Issue
News
Emergency shelter named after priest
A new temporary emergency shelter for men in downtown Toronto has been named after an Anglican priest. St. Simon’s Clubbe House, located at 556 Sherbourne ...
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Written by
Stuart Mann
Feature
Area bids farewell to bishop
The episcopal area of York-Credit Valley, located on the western side of the diocese, held a farewell party for Bishop Jenny Andison on Feb. 21. ...
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Written by
The Anglican
Comment
Seven stewardship myths, revised
What motivates people to be generous? Throughout my career as a stewardship educator, I have encountered countless people who have made a priority of giving ...
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Written by
Peter Misiaszek
News
Publisher keeps Christian poetry alive
After looking at a computer screen all day, it can be a pleasure to relax with a good book. And that pleasure is doubled when ...
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Written by
Stuart Mann
Comment
Only believe, all things are possible
The Rev. Canon Judy Allen is a deacon at Holy Family, Heart Lake in Brampton and is involved in the church’s liturgical, pastoral, outreach and ...
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Written by
The Anglican
Parish News
Church helps front-line workers
For the past 30 years, St. Dunstan of Canterbury’s Pastoral Care Group has been donating hand-made gifts to patients in Centenary Hospital in Scarborough and, ...
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Written by
Norma Campbell
Parish News
Pandemic provides opportunity for renewal
For a couple of decades, the metal roof of St. James, Caledon East (built in 1901) had been a source of embarrassment. It was not ...
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Written by
Diane Allengame
Our story begins again