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GUIDING LIGHT: A Workshop on Funeral Ministry
Regional funeral workshops open to all One of the most impactful ministries we have as Anglicans in our Diocese is funeral ministry. Our liturgies reflect a
Regional funeral workshops open to all One of the most impactful ministries we have as Anglicans in our Diocese is funeral ministry. Our liturgies reflect a
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS & POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION Holland Collage, Charlottetown (several locations), PE Nova Scotia Community Colleges, (several locations), NS Acadia University, Wolfville. NS University
Lord, all things come from you, and of your own have we given you. – 1 Chronicles 29:14b NRSV Our buildings and property are a
“Anglicans in the diocese are hungry for spiritual renewal.” The first sentence of a recent report from the Diocese of Toronto. Our faithful parishioners in
“A book is a garden, an orchard, a storehouse, a party, a company by the way, a counselor, a multitude of counselors,” said French poet,
The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. (Galatians 5:22) Buds and blossoms are everywhere in our
By Rev. Canon Lisa G. Vaughn All around us are generous people who are willing to give to support a worthy cause. As we
Starting small for a big missional impact By Rev. Canon Lisa G. Vaughn Stretch. Study. Sing. Share. Here are a few stories of how our
Faithfully living out God’s missional call today requires us to see ministry and congregational life in fresh ways. Join in a series of online conversations
Come alive in FIVE! Participants in The Connectors are inspired and equipped to explore missional possibilities in the local community. Our Diocese’s fifth leadership learning
COURAGEOUS CONNECTORS CONTINUE Undeniably, ministry is hard these days. Yet despite the challenges participants in our Diocesan missional leadership cohort continue to roll
No surprise. The numbers are gloomy. Despite Statistics Canada’s recent report on religion, there are pathways forward for flourishing church possibilities. Clearly though, for Christian
The year 2021. It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. Our diocesan missional leadership cohort, The Connectors THREE started their year-long journey of discerning, discovering and
Diocesan stories of people responding to God’s call Friendly family focus Mission takes effort, but it’s not complicated. The move to intentional missional ministry in
“So many books, so little time.” A phrase that resonates amongst church leadership these days as we excitedly grab hold of engaging, insightful texts about shaping missional churches. There are so
‘Tis the season for our congregations to host first-time and returning guests to our festive worship and yuletide activities. As new and occasional visitors are
Diocesan stories of people responding to God’s call Seeking the sacred “Our hearts are restless, until they can find rest in you (God),” wrote Saint
Precious research on discipleship is being discovered in churches across Canada. Canadian researchers are striking discipleship gold as they drill down on congregational vitality and spiritual growth. A recent report published
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