
Structural Downsizing of Anglican Church Governance Bodies
Albert Einstein died in 1955. That’s seventy years ago. But before he died, he made a bold statement: “We must accept that the day will

Albert Einstein died in 1955. That’s seventy years ago. But before he died, he made a bold statement: “We must accept that the day will

In my last article, I expressed, most vehemently, our most humble gratification regarding accomplishments the team here at St. John the Evangelist engendered through outreach,

In the rush and flow of one’s daily commitments, it has often been expressed and repeated that time is just a fleeting moment. Then, as

It is difficult to comprehend that more than six decades have swiftly passed since the beginning of my worship at St. John the Evangelist Church

Professing Christianity is not just about attending church on Sunday morning—albeit it’s a very important first step. It is about everything that embodies the qualities

No sooner had Christmas been disassembled and carefully put to bed for another year than a summary of events for the coming months was prepared

On January 9th, 2025, our parish family was saddened by the passing of one of our most prominent parishioners, Clementina Smith. I’d like to take

Here at St. John the Evangelist, we have several dates on the church calendar—both spiritual and some with secular connotations—that are recognized and celebrated throughout

As we reminisce back to 1949, let’s picture a group of eager and enthusiastic young mothers assembled in a small two room school on Cherry

Here in Newfoundland, each season emerges along its own specific path, usually without exception. We just experienced a very warm and pleasant summer—well into the