…Press, forthcoming, August 2023). His next book, The Religion of Whiteness: An Apocalyptic Lyric (with Yale University Press) and from which this lecture was drawn, is in final preparation. …
At a National Church gathering, a group of men and women settled around a conference table. It was a mixed group, comprised of both clergy and laity. They had come…
…the nomos [law] but rather the one who was nailed to the cross by the nomos who is the imperator.” Will we defer this yet further with our usual political…
…from the Catholic Church for his views in 1521. He hid in the isolated Wartburg Castle, where he translated the New Testament into German in 11 weeks. His work provided…
…banal reality of every day. There are no clues in my face as to the nature of my disability. In fact, you would probably not pinpoint me as disabled at…
…they had led me into a thoughtfulness appropriate to the season of Lent, that time of contrition in preparation for Easter. The movies aim with surprising success at very different…
…Red Lake- mining; Fort Frances- praying for an industry; Minnitaki- Egli’s sheep farm; Dryden- paper mill; Wabigoon- forestry; Sioux Lookout- hub of the northern communities; Atikokan- hydro plant; Ignace- sawmill….
…wholly ineffective when we come to enter into this deep and mysterious communion with God.” In order to come into this holy and mysterious communion with the word of God…
…Design Artist, University of Manitoba), and Dr. Zita Somakoko (President/CEO, Black- Manitobans Chamber of Commerce). From event organizers: In recent years, the Anglican Church of Canada (ACC) has made some…
…a change. These are important and central traditions and I usually take some encouragement from them. Rather than find strength in this tradition in preparation for tonight, I started to…
…as a spiritual leader, veneration that would make it almost impossible for the women to come forward. As one of the women testified: “I was like frozen, I realised that…
…real, tangible friendships with people who care deeply about them. Community is at the heart of Christianity and helps create an atmosphere where it’s okay to talk about tough questions,…
…understandings of fellow pilgrims. This doctrinal diversity is one of the things I most love about being an Anglican. There are two aspects to the Communion of Saints: communion in…
…aunties, uncles, and grandparents in Christ is just too complicated. Communion is presented as a purely symbolic, memorial act—a view of the sacrament that the Anglican Communion has entirely rejected—because…
…The EFM program consists of a four year study model focusing on the Old Testament, the New Testament, Church History and Theology and Current Issues. Each class consists of two…
…single committee called the MNO Synod/Diocese of Rupert’s Land 2SLGBTQIA+ Committee for Education, Advocacy, and Policy. This committee is made up of a mix of Lutheran and Anglican clergy and…
…the New Testament, year three is Church history, and year four is theology. Students are responsible for learning and studying their own year’s material and come prepared to share in…
This poem was reprinted with permission from Alert to Glory (Turnstone Press). Sally Ito is a poet and translator of poetry who lives in Winnipeg. Her latest book of poetry…
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