It’s the little things
Mary Stone
September 1, 2023
Since my last piece in The Diocesan Times on the topic of loneliness much has happened in our communities that has called on us to
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Since my last piece in The Diocesan Times on the topic of loneliness much has happened in our communities that has called on us to
Mothers’ Union A neighbour recently expressed concern for people in our community who seem to be lonely. This was after I had read an article
Periods are a reality for females around the globe. They have a profound impact on daily lives, from puberty to middle age. In some cultures,
The Vision of Mothers’ Union states, in part, ‘…Our movement seeks to bring about justice, challenge prejudice and advocate change.’ Gender-based violence happens 365 days
MAMD is not to be confused with MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving. MAMD and MADD are equally concerned with the care and protection of individuals
2023 is a year of milestones for four Mothers’ Union Branches in the Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. 60 Years Emmanuel, Spryfield
If one keeps track of the media, gender based issues are never far from view. Last month it was good to read in this paper
Whenever I hear the word transform I always think of those fantastical creatures that our children had that could be twisted and turned into a very different character or vehicle. And
The Diocesan Mothers’ Union has done it again! – Another conference/rally on Zoom with 80+ people in attendance from church halls and their homes. The
It seems like it was only a few months ago that I was writing about Gender Based Violence but, in fact, it was 12 months
Last month, Mary Sumner, the founder of Mothers’ Union, was the focus of this column. I like to point out that she was a grandmother
Mary Sumner was the founder of Mothers’ Union 145 years ago. August 2021 was the 100th anniversary of Mary Sumner’s death in 1921 at the
The donations collected by branches in honour of Lady Day and the monies raised through the sale of Make a Mother’s Day Cards travel far
We live in changing times. And so it is with Mothers’ Union. There is change in the air. For the past 4 years the executive
Christmas is long over but as of March 6 my Christmas Cactus hadn’t realize this…. it has been budding and blooming since November. My 6
The term ‘ladies’ is used in many ways…sports divisions, washroom identification and clothing. ‘Lady’ can be offensive when using it to address one women. The
This time last year Mothers’ Union was embarking on a year of building Hope and Confidence in our communities and in ourselves and then suddenly
Two subjects that are so natural and essential to humans are often embarrassing and difficult to talk about. The first of these is menstruation, a natural function of the female body.
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