January 2021 Magazine

2020 has seen the Church through a year of pain, growth, and transformation. As the Anglican Communion enters a new calendar year, we’re reflecting on transitions—those behind us and those yet to come. Heather McCance, our own Diocesan Ministry Developer, shares insight from her work with parishes in Rupert’s Land; an interview with Deb Buxton sheds light on a brand-new Transition Ministry to the diocese; Josh Ward from 1JustCity and St. Matthew’s Maryland Community Ministry laments the loss of physical closeness and proper support for our city’s most vulnerable populations; and finally, Alex Jackson ponders the question of what a radical Anglican Church should look like in the 21st century.

Download the pdf or read it in Issuu.

Author

Keep on reading...

News

Introducing the Anglican Poetics Project

The celebrated American poet Christian Wiman recently published a collection of poetry, memoir, and literary criticism entitled Zero at the Bone: Fifty Entries Against Despair. ...
News

The Holy Potluck

The God of love, whom we are experiencing now in this time of Easter, shares His love by providing food for the hungry and offering ...
News

To Have God is to Have Love

Easter is the fulcrum of the Christian calendar. God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to suffer and die for our sins. He defeated death and ...
Skip to content