December 2017 Magazine
Sara Krahn
December 1, 2017
December’s issue is on Feasts. We’ll hear from Donald McKenzie, priest at St. Philip’s, on the spiritual aspects of feasts, and from Michelle Owens, newly-appointed
December’s issue is on Feasts. We’ll hear from Donald McKenzie, priest at St. Philip’s, on the spiritual aspects of feasts, and from Michelle Owens, newly-appointed
“You deceived me, LORD, and I was deceived; you overpowered me and prevailed. I am ridiculed all day long; everyone mocks me. Whenever I speak,
Mike Koop is a musician who regularly leads worship at saint benedict’s table, where most of what we sing is original music written by members
I love music. I particularly love hymns ‒ at least most hymns. Ancient office hymns and gospel hymns each have their niche. I love what
Music has had a significant place in my life and in some ways has been a “character” or perhaps more accurately a kind of dialogue
November’s issue of Rupert’s Land News is all about how music connects to spirituality and its role in the Church. View it below in Issuu
Anglicans tend to be ambivalent about the Reformation. Are we a reformed church or not? I can already see the letters to the editor answering
I pushed on the worn, stout, wooden door with oversized iron hardware and ducked as I stepped over the threshold and into the dim, stone-walled cell.
The Companion Diocese partnership between Rupert’s Land and Central Buganda Diocese in southern Uganda is entering its third decade of shared ministry. This valued partnership
When we start something new, we most often begin with good intentions. We want what is best for our communities, for our faith, for our
The year 1517 is the symbolic heart of the Reformation and has led to the commemorations of its 500th anniversary in 2017. It is the
October’s issue of RLN explores the continuing legacy of the Reformation for its 500th anniversary. You can download the pdf or read it in Issuu
There are texts in scripture that present moral problems and, throughout history, the Church has found it difficult to come to terms with many of
Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me,” but how do we do that in these changing times? Our approach to children’s spiritual formation
In a 1989 article for Youthworker Journal, Stuart Cummings-Bond declared, “Churches with strong youth programs have usually controlled adolescence by corralling it, by institutionalizing it
RLN is back with September’s issue on the Inter-generational Church. In this issue, we take a look at how the different generations of the Church
“My anguish, my anguish! I writhe in pain! Oh, the walls of my heart! My heart is beating wildly; I cannot keep silent.” – Jeremiah
Before arriving in Winnipeg just over a month ago, I lived in cities in Ontario, the UK, and, briefly, the American Midwest. What links these