By Helen Wheeler An eye-opening look at Canadian history from the aboriginal viewpoint was one of the highlights of the Nov. 7 stew...
By Rev. Canon Gaye Whippey and John Montgomery Can you see what Creator is doing? It’s new and it’s touching the hearts of ordinary...
Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, asked churches to ring their bells daily for 22 days to call attention...
By Rev. Rosalyn Kantlaht’ant Elm Rev. Rosalyn Kantlaht’ant Elm has shared a way to walk together inspired by Isaiah 40: 25-31, to...
Transcript of Bishop Todd Townshend’s video message for the week of June 14, 2020 By Bishop Todd Townshend Among many other things...
On a warm June evening, a call was answered. On June 3, over twenty thousand people marched in Kitchener, Ontario with signs raised,...
In the midst of thousands and thousands of fellow citizens, the clericus of the Deanery of Waterloo joined the Black Lives Matter...
Statement from Rt. Rev. Dr. Todd Townshend, Bishop of Huron, on June 2, 2020: As part of our Baptismal Covenant, Anglicans promise to...
By Rev. Rosalyn Elm The last two weeks our Canadian news cycle has been blowing up with the Wet’suwet’en Coastal GasLink blockade the...
Our purpose as Reconciling Circle is to provide opportunities for shared learning and for building bridges of relationship that promote...
Looking back at the events of Treaty Recognition Week organized by Reconciling Circle, a group initiated through Lutheran and Anglican...
A VIEW FROM THE BACK PEW By Rev. Canon Christopher B. J. Pratt There are emotion filled moments in life when words fail. Words fail...
AS I SEE IT By Rev. Jim Innes Child & Family Services of Kettle Point organized a special memorial event. Their children put...
LONDON, ONTARIO, July 22 – The Diocese of Huron supports the Six Nations of the Grand River Council and survivors in calling for a...
By Bishop Todd Townshend Like everyone else, I am constantly learning as I walk with God as a disciple of Jesus. A Christian disciple...
By Rev. Chris Brouillard-Coyle At the end May, the story broke that 215 bodies had been located at the site of a residential school...
By Rev. Greg Little On September 30, Canada celebrated the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the lost...
By Rev. Chris Brouillard-Coyle We, who have been steeped in the tradition and story of Christianity. We, who have heard the Gospel...
A VIEW FROM THE BACK PEW By Rev. Canon Christopher B. J. Pratt "Have you ever been shot or do you have any shrapnel lodged in your...
Since the release of the on-line version of “Mapping the Ground We Stand On”, in June 2021, 150 individuals in seven groupings from...
The heart is a visible sign of our commitment to journey forward with our Indigenous siblings, to listening and learning By Janet...
Ven. Rosalyn Elm with Hon. Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario in front of Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the...
AS I SEE IT By Rev. Jim Innes Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada Mary Simon, an Inuit woman from Nunavik, recently...
A VIEW FROM THE BACK PEW By Rev. Canon Christopher B. J. Pratt Reconciliation. How often has that word been used in recent times?...
On April 19, 1710, four Haudenosaunee chiefs as ambassadors visited St. James Palace and had their audience with Queen Anne, and in...
By Caroline Sharp This article contains sensitive content which some people may find offensive or disturbing. Phyllis Webstad has a...
By Bishop Todd Townshend Sometimes we need to be reminded to remember. On September 30, a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation...
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