…come, and the glory of the LORD has risen upon you. For darkness shall cover the earth, and thick darkness the peoples; but the LORD will arise upon you, and…
…think about how even apartment dwellers could practice sustainable gardening. The first gardener to come to mind was Josephine Kizza. She had started St. Jude’s, an organic farming project, after…
…try to do all the right things: we recycle and compost instead of throwing everything in the trash, we buy locally in order to support the economy, we conserve electricity…
…they could share resources within their community, all confirmands agreed to support their local food bank by organizing a food drive. Confirmands worked together to create posters and design collection…
…may have never seen. But, the results of all these hours have kept our beautiful, heritage designated, church functioning for decades. Today, I continue to marvel at the work of…
…not just poor people coming any more!’ I quickly replied that what’s really happening is that the face of poverty and food insecurity is changing, and that ‘poor people’ don’t…
…on December 15th, the feast of St. Simon Gibbons. The Anglican Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador comprises about 30,000 adherents in 38 different parishes in communities throughout the Avalon…
…and more important. How many of us serve in small, rural communities: places which have many elderly and few young, broken roads, and fewer and fewer public services? How many…
…know in part; but then shall I know fully even as also I was fully known.” It is not a complicated passage. First, remember that in the time of Paul,…
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