…not in a physical way. Cranmer is nota ‘memorialist’; the Communion does not just make us remember and ponder Christ’s sacrifice. Christ really is present in the Eucharistic rite. Further,…
Photo by Joanna Kosinska, unsplash.com/@joannakosinska Rupert’s Land News reached out to various delegates to the 118th Session of the Synod of the Diocese of Rupert’s Land which was held in…
…do [in addition to] advocacy?” The committee discussed previous formal apologies for the Anglican Church’s role in residential schools such as Archbishop Michael Peers’ 1993 statement. Flynn explains his view…
…century to an alien environment where language, culture, and geography were completely unfamiliar. The early success of the missionaries in making converts to Christianity was limited. Yet their commitment to…
…fire, singing and playing music to stave off the terrors of the night, deriving comfort from this communal activity and perhaps transcending to something higher. All of us have different…
…impressed with how much care and attention both Norman and John put into their preparation each week. So again, we all thank them both for all they have done for…
It is timely that I am writing about children and knowing, while also finishing up the final preparations for the upcoming Children’s Programming Learning Circle at the Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre….
…are the elements of the Commission’s report as submitted on March 2, 2015, after one year of research. Cover letter Executive Summary Final Report Appendix A: Draft Job Description: Formation…
Header Photo: Markus Spiske By: John Samson Fellows An earlier version of this article was originally published in Quaker Concern by Canadian Friends Service Committee. It has been updated and…
…church service at 6:00 p.m., games in the community hall at 7:30, and dancing until 4:00 a.m. Community-wide feasts punctuated these daily activities on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day….
…of the community and the missional presence of St. Matthew’s in the neighbourhood God has called them to. Many thanks to Cathy Campbell and the community of St. Matthew’s for…
Welcome to a new season of Rupert’s Land News. We begin this issue with Iain Luke, Prolocutor of the Ecclesiastical Province of the Northern Lights, explaining what an ecclesiastical province…
Photo courtesy Justice for Errol Greene. I remember exactly where I was when the news of Errol Greene’s death hit the news in 2016. He was a 26-year-old inmate of…
…in EfM in year one, the primary reading is a book about the Hebrew Scriptures. Year two continues with a primary book about the New Testament, and year three is…
…ever seen.” AFC’S spring peer-to-peer fundraising campaign, combined with two very generous leadership gifts—and an 11th hour rally from AFC supporters for a stretch campaign to close the funding gap—enabled…
…Sudan to keep praying with us. We are not losing hope that one day real peace will come to our nation of South Sudan. With God, anything is possible. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-31755897…
…do well to receive. Alleluia! Christ our Passover is sacrificed for us; Therefore let us keep the feast. Alleluia! [box] Jamie Howison is the priest at St. Benedict’s Table, Winnipeg[/box]…
…Jesus, imagining new life out of death and dancing instead of mourning. First, there is the promise of new life together in Christ as we are reunited with the southern…
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