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Little children can be so sweetly inquisitive! Often they can surprise you with difficult, even profound questions. Five year old Billy had just finished the …

If you do a Google search for what is special about February 2nd, you’ll get Groundhog Day or World Wetlands Day, or many other commemorations …

One of the first things to pop up in my social media this year was the video that Harry Styles released on January 1st for …

There is loneliness in my spirit—a pandemic induced and bodily loneliness. On March 22nd, 2020, our church communities were shut down because of the COVID-19 …

A couple of years ago, I made a conscious decision to stop saying yes when I meant no. I was having a difficult time with …

Ada Simms of Clarke’s Beach passed away in October, leaving a legacy of support for Queen’s College. Ms Simms, who grew up on Lesley Street …

When we’re in crisis mode, it can be easy to let our priorities go off course. Some time ago, we started to talk about the …

This year, the Christmas season was a strange one! In all of my 91 years, I’ve never had such a quiet Christmas. With all of …

There is a lot of vague talk about Mission these days, and a lot of it can sound pretty intimidating. Sometimes we talk about the …

Anglican Life welcomes the Rev’d Fred Marshall, Officer of the Anglican Joint Committee, as a guest columnist for the next few months. Rev’d Fred  will …