…for one specific goal. There are millions within one lifetime. Even love isn’t a finality. E.M. Forester, in his book Aspects of the Novel, writes: “Love, like death, is congenial…
Photo: Burkard Meyendriesch, https://unsplash.com/@bmeyendriesch The Camino de Santiago or “Way of St. James” is a renowned pilgrimage leading to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Northwestern Spain. Saint Margaret’s…
…proposal will name intentional discipleship as a unifying endeavour throughout the Anglican Communion. For more information, please contact the Bishop’s office at (204) 992-4212. Welcome to Rupert’s Land, Rev. John!…
…Report Appendix A: Draft Job Description: Formation Program Coordinator/Mentor for the Diocese of Rupert’s Land Appendix B: Working Document: The Council for Theological Education Appendix C: Additional Research and Resources…
…of “Fissures.” RLN Reporter at Large Hannah Foulger examines the Safe Church Charter of the Anglican Communion, what the policy means, and how our church communities might move forward in…
…congregational social justice ministries. Photo by CCS staff. Why learn in community? Learning in community, students discover they are not alone. They learn how to reach…
…kind of uniformity about these practices. There are letters and records of pre-Epiphany feasts of 21 days, 40 days, 40-days-not-counting-certain-days-along-the-way which saw the fast beginning on 11 November, and many…
…asked, “Do you have any spare change?” I said yes and dumped the change into my hand. “This is yours, I just need the TTC [Toronto Transit Commission] tokens.” I…
…the form of campus protests. Ecclesiastes 3:8 says, “there is a time of war, and a time of peace.” Barter reminds us that war and peace, like many other things,…
…as part of the Fruit of the Spirit listed in Galatians 5:22-23. If we look at the rest of that list we find, “patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.”…
…becomes a serious, ongoing concern. Some hospitality-minded Anglicans worry that some of what we believe might be confusing, challenging, off-putting, or just plain weird to a visitor. “Eat my flesh…
…is full of trouble; I am at the brink of the grave; no strength; lost; overwhelmed; I cannot get free; wretched and at the point of death; troubled mind; destroyed;…
Photo by Valentin, https://unsplash.com/@valentinp The word “sin” carries so much baggage for most of us that it can fail to be useful in our quest for spiritual wholeness…
…communities, especially the racial ones. Being loud counts, but so does being quiet. Justice for Errol has always centred the needs of Errol’s wife, Rochelle. While Errol’s story is one…
…(!) narration of van Gogh’s life and letters set to Muzak-inspired refrains of Don McLean’s “Vincent” and The Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun,” an insipid fascination with his madness, followed…
…evergreens that mark where Ryan’s great-grandparents’ remains rest. My parents’ farm, though still a working farm (and, during coronavirus, once again home to my entire family), is itself haunted by…
…account through Canadian Foodgrains Bank,” says Chris Lea. The Lea family donated 15 acres, plus their time, equipment, and talent, to raise a crop of wheat for last year’s Grow…
…years, students have a small library of source materials. For more information or to register, visit http://www.efmcanada.ca/ or contact our local EFM coordinator, Susan Roe-Finlay, at sroefin@gmail.com or (204) 783-3357….
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