Opinion

If you do a Google search for what is special about February 2nd, you’ll get Groundhog Day or World Wetlands Day, or many other commemorations ...

One of the first things to pop up in my social media this year was the video that Harry Styles released on January 1st for ...

There is loneliness in my spirit—a pandemic induced and bodily loneliness. On March 22nd, 2020, our church communities were shut down because of the COVID-19 ...

A couple of years ago, I made a conscious decision to stop saying yes when I meant no. I was having a difficult time with ...

Ada Simms of Clarke’s Beach passed away in October, leaving a legacy of support for Queen’s College. Ms Simms, who grew up on Lesley Street ...

When we’re in crisis mode, it can be easy to let our priorities go off course. Some time ago, we started to talk about the ...

I often return to Luke’s story about two disciples traveling to Emmaus after Jesus had died. They met a man along the road and began ...

This year, the Christmas season was a strange one! In all of my 91 years, I’ve never had such a quiet Christmas. With all of ...

There is a lot of vague talk about Mission these days, and a lot of it can sound pretty intimidating. Sometimes we talk about the ...

Anglican Life welcomes the Rev’d Fred Marshall, Officer of the Anglican Joint Committee, as a guest columnist for the next few months. Rev’d Fred  will ...