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Melanie ClarkeColumns

Temptation

February is the beginning of Lent. The tradition in my family and many Christian families is to give up something for Lent. As a teenager, ...
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Kevin SmithColumns

How Will You Be Remembered?

For the last month or so, I have been working on revising the old planned giving brochure, which was called “Introduction to Planned Giving.” That ...
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Emily RoweColumns

Taking A Risk

When I took this job, I decided that it wouldn’t be fair to talk about my own parish a lot. It’s worth saying though that ...
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The Rev'd Jonathan RoweColumns

Stepping Back So That Others Can Step Up

Last year, I wrote about how we need to stop talking about people working for the church as if they were ‘volunteers’ and start talking ...
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Ford MatchimColumns

Reasonable and Probable Grounds to Believe

In the aftermath of the Kosovo war, involving the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and the former federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), the ...
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The Rev'd Canon Jeffrey PettenColumns

Let’s ignorE Negative Thinking

A number of years ago, while in the days of searching and seeking other Christian denominational traditions, one of the things that I used to ...
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Bishop Samuel RoseColumns

A Colourful Lent

One of the most intimidating moments for a painter is staring at a blank canvas. Devoid of colour, line, or shape, the blank canvas represents ...
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Melanie ClarkeColumns

A New Year’s Suggestion

My career was as a teacher. Like my father before me, I taught English. I had the opportunity to teach many poems, plays, essays, novels ...
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The Rev’d Cynthia Haines-TurnerColumns

Week of Christian Unity­—Why Bother?

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 ...
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The Rev’d Michael LiColumns

Formed From the Dust

The cosmos is not eternal because it is slowly dying. It is running out of usable energy. Matter is not eternal. Indeed, most stars take millions of years ...
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