…about one of the most common ideas surrounding feasting. When we talk about feasting it so often seems to be that we are talking about the greatest amount of food,…
…the number of times I’ve sung the hymn, “I Come to the Garden Alone” or Elvis’s “Take My Hand” in an attempt to build connection with someone. My own grandfather…
…development. Your generosity in ministry through Common Ministry and Mission when fully realized means that Rupert’s Land Discipleship shall not lack for anything. As one Body in Christ we are…
…may or may not realize that these trees do not really belong here. This part of the world is mostly covered with scrubby trees like poplar, oak, willow, and Manitoba…
…in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Indigenous peoples have traveled the world in search of common healing since the first gathering in Edmonton in 1992. The Healing Our Spirit Worldwide movement began…
…reports on her research for the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba. March’s cover features original photography by Kenji Dyck. Download the PDF or read it in Issuu….
…heard; to bring all talents together and grow them into a new sound. Three years later, a Sunday service might look a little bit like this: Comfort My People –…
…to think theologically. Prescriptive readings of Scripture make faith inaccessible to inquiry. The study of Scripture can complicate matters, but joyfully so. Hooker knew the orders of nature and grace…
St. Aidan’s Christian School is looking for a a new principal. St. Aidan’s Christian School, Winnipeg, is a small Christian school in Winnipeg comprised of two campuses, one in the…
Photo by Amin Moshrefi https://unsplash.com/@aminmoshrefi Silence is a double-edged sword. It can be equally beautiful and comforting as dangerous and scary. There are moments in life where being silent or…
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 Manitoba Mulitfaith Council explores…
…or less obvious social structures that they might find themselves in. Salvation from this perspective appears to come by stating belief in Christ, but in actuality comes through achieving higher…
Epiphany Indigenous Anglican Church “All the nations that you have established will come and worship you, my Lord. They will honour your name.” ‒ Psalm 89:6 Many different peoples demonstrate…
AFC awards $337,000 in April 2018 grant cycle May 24, 2018, Quebec City, QC.—The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) has announced $337,000 in grants in support of new projects across…
…intolerance seems commonplace, perhaps exacerbated by COVID-19, or maybe only now realized as a part of the life we are living. Frustration, fear, and deep loss negatively impact our goodwill…
Image by: Jennifer R. Susan Roe-Finlay RLN: How did you first become a Synod Delegate? SRF: At first [St. Luke’s] just needed someone to be a delegate and I…
…news is I’ve learned a lot, met some truly fabulous and committed people, and witnessed real improvements. The bad news is that, after a decade of falling numbers, over 750…
…come come back to it anytime you become distracted. 4. End your practice by bowing in place or saying a short prayer of thanks. Lectio Divina Lectio Divina is an…
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