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I had just gotten through Lent. I had managed the busy-ness of Holy Week. And I had joyously praised God with my congregations for the …

The history of agnosticism is continuous with that of scepticism, and the most general use of the term represents the view that we do not …

Emmaus House is a downtown ministry in St. John’s operated by the Anglican parishes of St. Michael’s, St. Thomas’s and the Cathedral, together with the …

I was at a meeting the other night of similar minded HR professionals, and someone uttered the words: “We are all adults, and we can …

My father, Ron, was an avid volunteer. His whole life, he did what he could for other people. As a young teacher in a small …

On June 24th, we remember the birth of John the Baptist, the cousin of Jesus, and the one who baptised Jesus in the Jordan. He’s …

What do you think is the hardest part about following Jesus? Do you think the most challenging part is letting others know you are a …

In 2000, I was approached by Archdeacon John Robertson, the senior planned giving Officer for the Anglican Church of Canada, and was asked if I …

Perhaps we could not continue the way we are if we had constant, hands-on reminders of God’s existence. If God in all her majesty stood …

The narratives in Genesis 1-11 are highly figurative in their language. They introduce the story of God’s people which begins with the call of the …