Church and climate crisis: How are we doing? image

Church and climate crisis: How are we doing?

By Rev. Chris Brouillard-Coyle Leading up to Christmas 2022, a winter storm hit that wreaked havoc throughout...
In the beginning: A reflection on creation stories image

In the beginning: A reflection on creation stories

By Caroline N. Sharp Advent is my favourite liturgical season; it always has been since I was a little girl. The...
What choices will we make this year? image

What choices will we make this year?

By Rev. Chris Brouillard-Coyle How many take advantage of ‘Black Friday’ shopping? How many shop on ‘Cyber...
'Waiting for better circumstances': Mary's story image

'Waiting for better circumstances': Mary's story

By Rev. Chris Brouillard-Coyle Mary* is looking for a trailer for the winter. The comment popped up as my friend...
Plastic plants - oh so easy to tuck them away! image

Plastic plants - oh so easy to tuck them away!

By Rev. Chris Brouillard-Coyle   Does your church have plastic plants? They can provide a useful source of colour...
Season of Creation: Appreciating locally grown produce image

Season of Creation: Appreciating locally grown produce

By Rev. Chris Brouillard-Coyle I admit, summers in our region are wonderful thanks to the hard work of farmers and...
How to deal with environmental anxiety image

How to deal with environmental anxiety

By Caroline Sharp I recently came across a scholarly article titled The Pastoral Challenge of the Environmental...
Provincial election: We can influence decision-makers image

Provincial election: We can influence decision-makers

To what extent can we use the strength of our faith in Jesus Christ to proclaim with our siblings across faith...
Nature vs Nature: reshaping our learned behaviours image

Nature vs Nature: reshaping our learned behaviours

It takes mental maturity, open-mindedness, and humility to honestly analyze whether the decisions we’ve made in...
Think about the choices we make: a different way of entering Lent image

Think about the choices we make: a different way of entering Lent

We are marked by ashes as a sign of our mortality and penitence. We carry this sign into our observance of Lent.