Our Christian faith invites us to trust God’s mysterious ways, casting our hopes and prayers into God’s care, much like a message adrift in a
In a world that often celebrates the grand and the large-scale, there is a quiet, enduring beauty in the small churches that dot the landscapes
Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ, who, by his death, has destroyed death, and by his rising
I am excited to announce an exciting new ministry initiative that our Diocese is undertaking. As we all remember, the winter of 2022 was harsh,
Christmas is often referred to as the “Season of Light.” This is evident in our communities when bright lights decorate homes and Christmas trees. This
On Thanksgiving, we traditionally come together to express gratitude for the abundance of blessings in our lives. We have much to be thankful for, provided
I want to share some statements that I often hear about the Church. Perhaps you, too, have listened to something similar? ”The Church is not
Jesus entered the temple courts and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the
Several years ago, I’d just sat down to my Christmas Day dinner when the parish cell phone rang and interrupted my meal. A voice on
In June’s issue of Anglican Life, Bishop Samuel Rose began a two-part article called “Deepening Relationships.” In this continuation, he delves again into our baptismal