…these ancient societies (in the northern hemisphere), the new year began with the coming of spring and the new growing season. In that agrarian context, there was a strong sense…
…ministry philosophy of that church was “go big or go home.” Sometimes, it is framed by what we experienced as youth, or the latest trend. Youth ministry done that way…
…can come together in new communities through the sharing of work and the sharing of our own traditions – particularly those involving the preparation of food. Michelle Owens is a…
…written and word spoken and Holy Communion. SK: How did you come to be a member of St. Margaret’s? “state of life and death,” pen & ink, crayon, 9 x…
…who are unable to handle the raw intensity of a protest. All aspects of the protest, parade included, can be exclusive to those with invisible injuries. “I have missed out…
…have a memory of sitting at tables with students and a few of our Ukrainian newcomers playing bingo. It was just really cool to see. It was the first real…
…of one’s worth, presumed more excellent social status, and freedom to move, buy, work, play, and speak freely. The effects can be seen in professional, educational, and personal contexts. White…
June 2018 Transforming News from St. Matthew’s Maryland Community Ministry For over 45 years, St. Matthew’s Maryland Community Ministry (StMMCM) been serving the people of West End Winnipeg as a…
…problems (Ronald A. Heifetz & Donald L. Laurie, “The Work of Leadership”). The answers to the former are easily identifiable, while the responses to the latter are elusive. It is…
There are several metaphors used in both the Old and New Testaments to describe spiritual realities. One such familiar image is God as a shepherd. The power of metaphor lies…
…house that we had prepared. “Quarantine was difficult,” says Khodor, “but we knew it had to be done and it was only for 14 days, we knew there was an…
…people will have the assurance that they will be treated with dignity and respect, and where they will find a community that is determined to be free of racism. This…
…and cruelty or injustice be the last word. Be surprised, God is coming. God is with us.” This good news is relevant to the present- day Anglican and United churches…
…care provider, or recreation therapist (if they feel comfortable). For example, in my work, if a resident wants to remember a deceased family member, we may work on a memorial…
…we’re just spinning our wheels. Sometimes we spend far more time trying to find the latest tricks and techniques than we do remembering what brings us together in the first…
…name, in order to reflect the Province’s contemporary commitment to being a place where Indigenous and non-Indigenous Anglicans come together for mutual support and encouragement. This commitment was evident at…
…assistance from a physician in your dying is not so much an endpoint as a new beginning – the beginning of a very personal journey as you prepare for death….
…the worshipping community. However, the preacher can take an expositional approach and, through critical examination, present a compelling and expansive interpretation of the sacred scripture. Both methods will appeal to…
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