…necessarily make it so. In a free and open democracy, citizens are entitled to effective and efficient service delivery from public institutions. As well, effective internal controls and monitoring are…
…receive the Spirit’s comforting, directing call to the community. Easter calls us to look at an empty tomb. For many, it was a place of resolve, comfort, and permanence—a place…
…was to report on what the youth of his diocese were doing. Kerry commented in 1988 that it was very important to involve the youth in church decision making so…
September 2021 Issue Download PDF Confirmations Written by Anglican Life Wishes Coming True The 2021 confirmation class of St. James’, Gillams, (of the Parish of Meadows) made a presentation of…
…Sheppard, Elaine Peddle-Spurrell, and Betty Peddle-Brown did a marvellous job planning the event and bringing it to completion. While at the Lions’ Club, everyone sang Happy Birthday, and Andrew warned…
…and The Rt. Rev’d John Organ (Bishop of Western Newfoundland) and The Rt. Rev’d Samuel Rose (Bishop of Eastern Newfoundland & Labrador). During the opening eucharist, the Archbishop Linda presented…
…until 24 hours after I was symptom-free. That’s the thing about being sick: you don’t usually get better all of a sudden. Instead, your symptoms start to improve gradually, until…
What started out as a way to stay connected during the pandemic quickly turned into a great opportunity to come together, albeit virtually, as a viable working (and supportive) network….
…walk entitled, “As It Was in the Beginning…Stations of Creation,” by the Environment Network Diocese of Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island (2019). The participants found the walk to be…
…much in common, that scholars have come to recognize it as distinct, and is commonly referred to as Wisdom Literature. While wisdom’s roots, as an approach to life and how…
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