Sara Krahn

In December 2018, Rupert’s Land News introduced the six pilgrims from St. Margaret’s – three youth and three adults – who were heading off to walk

It’s tempting to begin this piece by claiming that its “brought to you by the letter I.” Levity aside, the challenge facing our Church to

While we mark the beginning of the liturgical year with candles and Advent songs of anticipation, the secular New Year arrives with more of a

In this issue on Re-invention, we are looking at ways we can shake things up in the Church. Former bishop Don Phillips offers some thoughts

The Diocese of Rupert’s Land and the Diocese of Central Buganda have had a “companion diocese” relationship for about 20 years – the most recent

This is a story about a pair of fields I used to know. The first field, or rather, a corner of this field, which sat

As we move into Advent, we move into a period of expectantly waiting for the feast of Christmas and the new year, when calendars turn

They said he was born lucky. His body grew tall and strong, and he excelled in sports. His mind was quick, and he learned effortlessly.

In December’s issue on Turnings and Yearnings, we’re exploring the balance between change and tradition, the turning of the old year into the new. Hannah

He came with love to Bethlehem; He comes with grace into our souls; He will come with justice at the end of the world. –Father

At saint benedict’s table, we’re big on the season of Advent. That’s partly my doing, as Advent is the season I most treasure, but I’m

I can remember only one glorious summer when my father decided to become a gardener. To fully appreciate this wondrous event you need to know

As seen in Acts 6:1–6, the diaconal ministry has been deeply involved in the church since its earliest days. One of a deacon’s many roles