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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 ...