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The Rev. Chris Harper speaks from a lectern.

‘I’m walking an amazing path’

To gauge the Rev. Chris Harper’s level of happiness and fulfillment, you have to check the length of his hair. In Plains Cree culture, he

The Rev. Canon Philip Hobson, OGS (left) and the Very Rev. Fr. Geoffrey Ready stand in front of a copy of a Byzantine icon in the chapel of Trinity College, Toronto.

Priests hope to restart chapter

An Anglican-Orthodox group that hasn’t been active since the 1960s is starting up again. The Toronto chapter of the Fellowship of St. Alban and St.

An overhead shot of people sitting in the pews of St. Mary Magdalene, Toronto during a service.

Concert pays tribute to Healey Willan

Canon Giles Bryant remembers his first year as the choirmaster at St. Mary Magdalene, Toronto. It was 1968 and he was succeeding the great Healey

Four people hold up a piece of paper in a group photo.

Final wish comes true for parishioner

One of Bob Donald’s final wishes was to hold the signed agreement that officially confirmed the amalgamation of St. David Anglican Church and Holy Cross

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Service supports people of the Caribbean

A service of solidarity and support for the people of the Caribbean is being held after hurricanes devastated parts of the region this fall. The

The exterior of Holy Trinity, Thornhill.

Church goes green, one step at a time

Parishioners who sit in the back pews at Holy Trinity, Thornhill will be feeling a little warmer this winter, thanks to the efforts of the

Group shot of Revive participants.

Lay leaders brought closer to God

Lorraine Bell had been attending Trinity Church, Aurora for five years but had always felt that something was missing. She volunteered to help out with

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Cookbook helps people living in poverty

As part of an employment program at The Bridge, a centre for ex-prisoners in Brampton, staff were teaching a cooking classes when they asked the

People talk and write ideas on large papers.

Large turnout for town hall

More than 100 people – twice the number hoped – attended Bishop Jenny Andison’s first town hall meeting in York-Credit Valley to hear people’s hopes,

People with Indigenous drums walk along Toronto's waterfront.

Diocese gives $100,000 to healing fund

The Diocese of Toronto is giving $100,000 to help replenish the national church’s Anglican Fund for Healing and Reconciliation. The fund, which has provided grants

Canon Dave Robinson at the helm of his boat.

Director sets sail for retirement

As he nears the end of his long career with the diocese, Canon Dave Robinson is planning another sort of journey. Next summer, he will

The Rev. Canon Douglas Graydon speaks.

Chaplaincy department to be restructured

Major changes to the role of chaplaincy in Ontario’s hospitals over the past decade are leading the Diocese of Toronto to restructure its chaplaincy department

Canon AJ Finlay cuts a large ribbon while others look on.

New station for seafarers

As she cut the ribbon to officially open The Terry Finlay Seafarers Centre in Oshawa on June 29, Canon Alice Jean Finlay felt a wave

Three young kids on skates.

Haliburton embraces refugees

A refugee family from northern Syria, a region that has experienced some of the heaviest fighting of the country’s civil war, is now living in

Cricket making a comeback in diocese

Ranil Mendis was doing some research for a grant application when he came across a little known fact: Canada’s first official sport wasn’t lacrosse or

A woman works on a vestment.

ACW marks 50th anniversary

As it prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary on May 13, the diocesan Anglican Church Women is looking ahead to the future while honouring its

Archbishop Terence Finlay smiles.

Farewell to leader, pastor, friend

As he was planning his funeral, Archbishop Terence Finlay told his close friend and colleague Archbishop Fred Hiltz that he wanted to make sure everything

Church sign that says "Tweet others as you wish to be tweeted"

Sign draws attention on social media

A sign outside St. Luke, Peterborough has attracted the attention of not only local pedestrians and motorists but thousands of people on social media as

A group of people smile for the camera.

Cleaner’s dream comes true

When Linda Hemerez was hired to clean the building of All Saints, King City, she had no idea the turn her life was about to

Two people in a warehouse with large pallets of boxes.

Supply chain ships items north

In late January, three transport trucks loaded with donated hockey equipment and other items left a Mississauga warehouse for Timmins and the remote communities of

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