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One morning in August, I realized, with great pleasure, that I could lift and carry a glass of orange juice from point A to point ...

When I go to parishes for confirmations, sometimes with baptisms, I find that many services have not yet included the newest baptismal promise. It was ...

It was Oct. 28, 35 years ago. Our first daughter was just weeks away from her birth. They had arrived in Sutton – mother, father, ...

Do you like to sing Christmas carols? I think most people do. One of the major complaints I have heard over my 50 years in ...

It has been a year of comings and goings in my family. Just before Easter, we welcomed a new granddaughter into our family. Baby Verity ...

The third section of the Tanakh (the Hebrew Bible) is called the Ketuvim or “the Writings.” This was the last section to be added to ...

The way some televangelists and certain denominations tell it, all one has to do is “accept Jesus” and one’s life will be perfect from then ...

At this time each year, many parishes embark on intentional-giving pledge drives. It is a time of great anticipation, as volunteers take stock of their ...

Archbishop Colin Johnson sent this letter to Premier Kathleen Wynne in September, in response to the government’s second phase of its Poverty Reduction Strategy. The ...

One of the problems with a monotheistic worldview is the problem of evil. In polytheism, people simply assign the presence of evil to one or ...

The Rev. Riscylla Walsh Shaw is the incumbent of Christ Church, Bolton, and an Ambassador of Reconciliation for the Diocese of Toronto. As an Ambassador ...

What’s in your wallet? It might be fun to see what’s in there right now. When I tried it, my wallet contained two twenty dollar ...

At first glance, the Bible has a rather limited view of people who are blind. We don’t see them successfully employed. They are usually pictured ...

Respect for others, and in particular for those who differ from us, is of utmost importance. It is all right to be different. God has ...

I presided at the wedding of a wonderful couple last weekend. I first met the bridegroom the week he was born and baptized him not ...