…19th, we again had the distinct privilege to welcome members of the CLB, Upper Gullies company, to our church service. It was a special treat to witness young girls actively…
…teaching and example of Christ into his everyday life. The boldness of his spoken witness to his faith in Christ. His personal service to the Church and the community. The…
…that cater to our own comfort? Do we value the perspectives of those who challenge our comfortable religion, or do we marginalise and silence them? Finally, on the fifth Sunday,…
…coming in this moment. As a church we really need to recover the contemplative component of our approach to God. We need to learn to get out of our thinking…
…secure and vibrant community. We were especially blessed to have in our midst Rev’d Noel’s mother who participated in the service by delivering psalm 100. Before the induction ceremony, Amanda…
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…Watton What Would Jesus Do? Not What You Think When Newfoundland’s vaccine passport was announced, some Anglicans complained about how it would affect faith-based gatherings. They asked, ‘What would Jesus…
…a huge problem in Indigenous communities, where hopelessness is all too common. “Our hearts break with them at the brokenness of our lives and our communities. And the only place…
…Lord. It is a place of comfort and a place of family! If there is one thing I have learned from COVID-19, it is that being together creates the comfort,…
…human mortality with the creation of Adam, not with his fall. In other words, Adam was not born immortal. For more information, please read Gordon Fee’s comments on I Corinthians…
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