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February 2022

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Ronald Clarke

Ronald Clarke May 29, 1929 – January 1, 2022

It is with thanksgiving and gratitude for the life and ministry of Ronald Clarke that I write to formally let the readers of Anglican Life know the he has passed away. Ron was a columnist for “The Newfoundland Churchman” (now Anglican Life) for many years, beginning his important ministry back in 1977.  While I was…

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A Time of Spiritual Enrichment

Greetings in Christ. From The Reign of Christ Sunday, through Advent, to Christmas and Epiphany, it has been an extraordinary…

Christmas Eve in Rocky Harbour

Christmas Eve in Rocky Harbour

Despite the stormy weather on Christmas Eve in Western Newfoundland, at St. Matthew’s Church in Rocky Harbour, Emily Payne and her baby…

Church Concert in Summerside

On December 8th, 2021, a church concert was held at St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Summerside, NL. Above are a…

St. Margaret’s Boat

Our mission is “reaching out to others,” and that is why once again we chose an Advent project related to…

Second Annual Prayer Walk in Bonne Bay North

On a beautiful sunny Saturday morning, October 30th 2021, at 10 in the morning, approximately 23 members of the Parish…

Recently at St. Martin’s Cathedral in Gander, we were blessed to welcome five Eucharistic ministers and two licensed lay inisters. Pictured in the photograph on the left are the Rev’d Deacon Diane Sacrey; Eucharistic ministers Kimberlee Rogers, Marie Brett, Maisie Spencer, Elizabeth Newhook, and Gary Dalley; licensed lay minster Linda Temple-Newhook; and the Rev’d James Beaton. Missing from photo is Marina Kean. We give thanks and wish them well in their ministry.

News From Gander

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It’s Getting Brighter

I am certain that many of you maybe familiar with this saying: If Candlemas day be fair and bright, Winter…

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Struggling For The Connection

Well, the end of 2021 took an unexpected turn for all of us, didn’t it? Nearly locked down right before…

Displaced Yemenis await emergency food distribution by PWRDF and the Canadian Foodgrains bank in 2018

Love Thy Neighbour: Welcoming the Stranger and Supporting Refugees

February is the month when the world celebrates love, but God’s love is all around us every minute, of every…

Left to right: Evelyn Keeping, Ada Hollett, Mary Kearley, Tom Simms; missing are Jean Rose and EA Joan Riggs (all from All Saints’, Fortune)

A Big Thank You

The Parish of Fortune-Lamaline would like to sincerely thank their lay ministers and eucharistic assistants as they serve in their…

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A Legacy of Bishop Feild

What a story and what a legacy! I have just completed Bishop Geoff Peddle’s book, “The Church of England Orphanage…

Back row: Canon Ed Keeping (Anglican), Pastor Shawn Bowers (Pentecostal), Fr. Francis Roche (Roman Catholic) Front row: Majors William and Barbara Pearce (Salvation Army), and The Rev’d Karen Thorne (United Church)

Anglican Chaplaincy And The Pandemic

The Anglican chaplaincy has seen some major changes over the past twenty months while the pandemic has been a part…

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From The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, St. John’s: Advent and Christmas 2021

Live Nativity Labyrith A Hymn For Quietmas No one told the starlings, soaked and shivering from the December drizzle, that…

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“It’s Not The Same!”

As I write, we have returned to a season of enhanced precautions and online worship. To say that we’re starting…

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Potential For Meaningful Digital Interaction

The other day I was enjoying some time playing video games with my children. We were using a virtual reality…

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Christmas at St. James’, Gillams

The Christmas season was a busy one at St. James’ despite the COVID-19 restrictions. A new Christmas banner was dedicated…

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