…sagacity in planning for the attainment of certain goals—such as our endeavour, as a church family, to halt or slow down the deterioration of our planet Earth. Currently, our priest…
The weekend of June 16-18 will be remembered by the congregation of St. Alban’s Anglican Church in Grand Bank for years to come. The occasion was the celebration of the…
…week of being judged and tormented, and the crucifixion itself, Jesus was finally free of his mortal body and was at last seated on his throne with his Father. His…
The Bible tells us that God is in control of all of life’s circumstances. If God is not in complete control, then who/what is? Karl Barth (1886-1968) was a Swiss…
…in the future. As the population ages, particular churches will be “last generation” communities with no younger people left. As the old Newfoundland expression goes, when it comes to the…
…in Ireland’s Eye, a small community in Trinity Bay. In those days, a teacher was almost revered! Members of the community came to me with everything that had to be…
…St.Paul’s simple phrase in Galatians 4:4: “But when the fullness of time had come, God sent forth his Son…” Many biblical commentators refer to this passage as reflecting on how…
…to come and spend a morning with me for reflection and renewal as I continue in my ministry as a chaplain to the hospitals, and in preparation for the seasons…
Living life, even on a good day, is hard. Suffering is a non-negotiable component of the human condition. Too many people spend too much of their lives trying to outrun…
…of a deliverer to come to save humankind. Genesis 3:15 is often called the protoevangelium (literally, “first Gospel”), because it is the Bible’s first prediction of a Saviour. The first…
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