Sara Krahn

Theo Robinson writes about the importance of the deacon’s role of preparing the table for Eucharist. Steve Bell offers a reflection on Advent as a

To paraphrase St. Paul, I have no commandment from the Lord on this topic, but I give my opinion. Christian veganism makes sense to me,

We drove southwest from Winnipeg along highways and country roads, along fields green with spring planting. After about two hours, the endlessly flat eastern prairie

How do we approach this document as the Church? Over the course of the summer, a group of 10–15 people from a variety of denominations

In October’s issue, we’re not only exploring the harvest, but what we do with it. In a spread about the Agricultural Church Year, Suzanne Rumsey

Gail Schnabl is the Diocesan Refugee Coordinator. I had the chance to sit down with her and ask some questions about refugee work in Rupert’s

Congregation Shaarey Zedek has been spreading Christmas cheer to its neighbours since the year 2000. At one of the darkest times of the year, in

A story is told about a leading liturgical scholar, who was asked about “peace liturgies” during the heyday of the peace movement. This individual responded

Although much of Synod was seen under the dark media cloud of the defeat of the Marriage Canon amendment, so much good work was done

In July, lay, clerical, and episcopal members from across our entire Canadian Anglican Church gathered in downtown Vancouver, B.C., for seven days to worship, share

In September’s issue on People of Faith, We’re looking at examples of people of different faiths working together to achieve a common goal of peace. The

I discovered his name in 2008. I wish I could say that it came to me in a dream or vision, but in fact it

We were invited to share a little of what we have learned about healthcare programs between developed and developing nations. The invitation included a few