Dear readers, Welcome to another season of Rupert’s Land News. As you will soon notice, the magazine looks a little different than it has in the past. Over the next three months, instead of having authors write on a theme, they will be answering questions which are pertinent to the

The Trump administration’s policy direction since taking office earlier this year has been concerning for many reasons. Among the most concerning and immediately impactful have been their sweeping cuts to foreign aid, which have left international development organizations and the partners they support suddenly without sufficient funding to meet their

RUPERT’S LAND NEWS: What do you like to do in your free time? REV. NABOTH MANZONGO: I spend time with my wife, Thelma, and my three children, Emily (11), Ngoni (7), and Amy (9 months). I love gardening. I enjoy working in the soil, growing my own food, because that’s

To begin this issue, I got a chance to sit down and chat with our new Bishop-Elect, Rev. Naboth Manzongo. In this interview, he shares his interests and hobbies, information about his prayer life and ministry, and some of the lessons he has learned throughout his life. Then, on behalf

There have been times in my life when I was faced with situations that called into question who I was. These periods of confusion, suffering and difficulty prompted me to look for answers. I was asking myself a lot of questions and reproaching myself for not having done my best,

In the final section of the New Testament Letter to the Ephesians, the author begins with this statement: “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his power. Put on the whole armour of God, so that you may be able to stand against the wiles of

Later this month, we will gather to choose your next Bishop of the Diocese of Rupert’s Land. (I say “we” because I will be joining you as a prayer partner and observer for the Synod.) At that time, we will be recognizing and acknowledging the priest whom God has known

Dear Disciples, Friends, Everyday I pray with thanksgiving for the episcopal ministry we have shared. Filled with the capacity and yearning to offer and share thanksgiving as a way of life, we have journeyed in a joyous and meaningful relationship in God, and in communion with one another and the

This issue begins with a farewell from Bishop Geoff. He reflects on the journey that he has shared with all of us during his time as Bishop in the Diocese of Rupert’s Land, and how we can look to the future of the Church with hope. Before we welcome our

Hello Rupert’s Land Anglicans! Allow me to introduce myself. I am The Right Reverend Rachael Parker (aka “just call me Bishop Rachael”) and I am the 8th Bishop of Brandon. As I write this article, I am 3 days away from the first anniversary of my consecration as bishop, so