
Salmon Fishing and Youth Ministry—Casting Lines To Better Engage the Next Generations
Last summer I tried salmon fishing again. It had been years since my last time, mostly because of my extreme level of failure at the

Last summer I tried salmon fishing again. It had been years since my last time, mostly because of my extreme level of failure at the

What would we do without that simple flavouring? A little salt can go a long way to improving the taste of even the most unappetizing

Trick or treat! It’s perhaps a strange thing to begin with, seeing as you’re probably reading this in December. “Merry Christmas” or “Happy Holidays” would

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious… That’s a word, according to Mary Poppins (a trusted authority on a number of important things), which is to be used when you have

The Anglican Parish of Burin recently began an after school Lego program entitled “Building the Future,” open to children and parents of all ages who

I had just gotten through Lent. I had managed the busy-ness of Holy Week. And I had joyously praised God with my congregations for the

Do you want to see something funny? Take a look at someone driving a car who has just realized that there is a pothole ahead,

The Diocese of Central Newfoundland held a Licensed Lay Ministers and Eucharistic Assistants Conference, at Lion Max Simms Camp, on the weekend of October 14-16.

If there’s one thing I am known for, among those who have more than a passing knowledge of me, it is that I am a

The Parish of Burin enjoyed a Vestry Appreciation BBQ in July of this year for members of the parish council and the three vestries. It