Opinion

As the saying goes, “Give a man a carrot, and he’ll eat for a day. Teach him how to grow a carrot, and he’ll eat ...

During the past two years, The Anglican Diocese of Western Newfoundland has been conducting a commission to assess our context in the hope of building ...

It is late July as I write this, and I am sitting on the deck of my cabin in Spreadeagle. The sea is calm, the ...

As restrictions lift, people get vaccinated, and concerns about the pandemic ease, life gradually starts to return to ‘normal’. It’s not too soon for some, ...

There are many questions about creation. For example, is there a God? What does the Bible say about creation versus evolution? Does faith in God and science ...

September for me has always been the month where work begins and my daily routines start again. I was a teacher for over 40 years, ...

First, I wish to acknowledge that I write to you from a place of great privilege; I have had the benefit of walking through life ...

In the late 1980s, my wife was a patient at the Health Science Center in St John’s. A day or two after her surgery, the ...

For some years now, churches have participated in some kind of “Back to Church Sunday.” As we in Newfoundland and Labrador move toward fewer and ...

When we entered a total lockdown last year, many were predicting the “end” of the Church. What would we do if we couldn’t gather together ...