For the second time in history of our churches—the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Church in Canada—delegates will gather together for fellowship, worship,
Some of my clearest memories of childhood are around attending Church. Whenever a service was offered—Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, Holy Communion—we were there. Of those
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, an initiative of the World Council of Churches, takes place each year from January 18-25, between the feats
I first heard of wearing black on Thursdays when I was a partner from the Anglican Church of Canada to the National Church Council of
We thought we would be open by Easter! When we shut down for the pandemic, we thought we’d be open again before long. We thought
If it’s Lent, which it is as of March 2nd, for me that means giving up sugar and often other indulgences. I know it’s not
“Longing for light, we wait in darkness…” begins the hymn “Christ, Be Our Light” by Bernadette Farrell. A few years ago, I was in Iqaluit
The season of winter doesn’t officially begin until December 21st, but by late October or early November, we are beginning to feel the bite of
For some years now, churches have participated in some kind of “Back to Church Sunday.” As we in Newfoundland and Labrador move toward fewer and
The update from the Anglican Church of Canada for April 27th had this headline: “National Surprised by the Spirit initiative launches.” Curious, I watched the