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To believe or not believe in a person, idea, or thing, requires us to exercise our mind and our judgment. We tend to internalize the …

I first heard of wearing black on Thursdays when I was a partner from the Anglican Church of Canada to the National Church Council of …

Conversations about mental health are important conversations to have. We’re getting better about having them and treating them as normally as we would treat conversations …

Over the past 22 years I have been blessed to encounter some marvellous individuals who have contributed significantly to their church. One such individual was …

The past couple of years have been particularly challenging for most of us. We have endured a pandemic, several life-changing storms, inflation, food insecurity, joblessness, …

There were two misprints in the Septmeber issue of Anglican Life that I wish to correct. The first is that the article titled “Lenten Quiet …

God is God: self-existent, self-sufficient, and eternal. He is perfect in power, goodness, and wisdom. He alone is perfect. God has no beginning or end …

On the evening of Saturday, July 30th, 2022, I went to bed with a sore throat. After the week I had which entailed a visit …

When I was a little girl, my father would take us to Chance Cove, Trinity Bay every summer to visit his family. As I was …

Have you ever noticed that divisions between people generally exist upon lines of privilege or hardship? It’s true. Take any two groups and see what …