As you read this you will be reflecting from your perspective of having passed through one more Lenten season. For many, Lent still has some
Through the past seven years in the Diocese of Central Newfoundland, there has been a steady and diverse flow of courses offered to all who
I am writing this Christmas note on November 1st. Obviously it is several weeks prior to Christmas. Why so early, you might ask? Why would
I often spend time online, scanning through various book sellers who offer hard copies and ebooks, to see what is popular reading in relation to
Friends, as I write this, it is Wednesday March 15th, and I write to you from the town of Nazareth. It is getting late here,
As our diocese approached Lent this year I spent much time worrying about how it was going to go. We gathered resources for parishes, prepared
We are very thankful to Jon-Michael Windsor for permission to use his artwork The Tree for our Queen’s College Appeal 2023. The work is the perfect
Prior to attending the Lambeth conference this year, one of the many books I read in preparation was “Walking Together, Global Perspectives on Reconciliation,” published
Many pieces of scripture other than the narrative of Jesus birth speak to me. One of the most powerful scriptures in my heart is from
Our superb Anglican Life Editor, Emily, makes sure that we bishops have a schedule for our columns. Faithfully, nearer the time the piece is due,
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