Columns

It is late July as I write this, and I am sitting on the deck of my cabin in Spreadeagle. The sea is calm, the ...

As restrictions lift, people get vaccinated, and concerns about the pandemic ease, life gradually starts to return to ‘normal’. It’s not too soon for some, ...

There are many questions about creation. For example, is there a God? What does the Bible say about creation versus evolution? Does faith in God and science ...

September for me has always been the month where work begins and my daily routines start again. I was a teacher for over 40 years, ...

First, I wish to acknowledge that I write to you from a place of great privilege; I have had the benefit of walking through life ...

For some years now, churches have participated in some kind of “Back to Church Sunday.” As we in Newfoundland and Labrador move toward fewer and ...

For many of us who are readers and subscribers of Anglican Life, one of the most important relationships that we have in our lives is ...

Lately I’ve been reading books on scientific theory and practices. I have always had an interest in science, though never enough to really put much ...

This column is about choices and giving—not out of scarcity, but of abundance and it is all related to stewardship and planned giving. The Bible ...

The update from the Anglican Church of Canada for April 27th had this headline: “National Surprised by the Spirit initiative launches.” Curious, I watched the ...