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The Rev’d Fred MarshallColumns

What the Spirit is Saying to The Church

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 ...
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Kevin SmithColumns

The Right Thing To Do

Over the years, I have heard the angst and agony of a loved one’s passing leaving the partner in the dark about state of their ...
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Dr. David MorganColumns

So Much Duplication

“This was the guilt of your sister Sodom: she and her daughters had pride, excess of food, and prosperous ease, but did not aid the ...
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The Rev’d Michael LiColumns

Primeval History

All sixty-six books of the Bible are God’s Word. Some people believe that Exodus, Isaiah, Matthew, John, and Romans are the five most important books ...
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Bishop John OrganColumns

Where There Is Vision, The People Flourish

It seems like only yesterday we were welcoming in 2020 and some happily saying goodbye, if not good riddance, to 2019. There will no doubt ...
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A Moment In Time

Anglican Life welcomes The Rev’d Irving Letto as a regular contributor to the paper. As the archivist for the Diocese of Eastern Newfondland and Labrador, ...
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Emily RoweColumns

Valentine’s Day

An excerpt from the February 2018 editorial about Valentine by editor, Emily Rowe. We have a lovely bright warm spot in the middle of the ...
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Ronald ClarkeMelanie Clarke

Ron and Melanie Clarke’s Column for February

It is with sincere apologies that I publish the column from Ron and Melanie Clarke here online that was supposed to be in the February ...
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Ronald ClarkeColumns

Ronald Clarke on Thanksgiving

Long-time Anglican Life columnist Ronald Clarke was seriously ill last summer. In this excerpt from the upcoming October print issue, he talks about Thanksgiving, and ...
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