May 2026 Issue
In conversation with Bishop-elect Kathryn Otley
Bishop-elect Kathryn Otley graciously made time to speak with Perspective in the busy time as she was transitioning from being the incumbent at All Saints’ ...
Two new faith initiatives gather momentum to address the homelessness crisis
While the diocese has been in a time of episcopal transition, progress has been made nationally on mobilizing faith-based support for the goal of ending ...
The Rev. Victoria Scott leads the Anglican Community Ministries
The Rev. Victoria Scott, a priest of the Diocese, was appointed as director general of Community Ministries in the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa and began ...
Community Ministries
Belong Ottawa to benefit from a matching dollar fundraising campaign
Belong Ottawa has been selected as one of three beneficiaries of Hobin Architecture’s ‘You Give, We Give’ fundraising initiative for 2026. Hobin Architecture will match ...
Two Strong Christian Boys create a fundraising walk for Cornwall ministries
Centre 105 is getting a lift from Two Strong Christian Boys Who Can Move Heavy Things. That’s the long but self-explanatory name that Kaptain MacDonald ...
The Rev. Victoria Scott leads the Anglican Community Ministries
The Rev. Victoria Scott, a priest of the Diocese, was appointed as director general of Community Ministries in the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa and began ...
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Reflection
He is risen, Alleluia!
Many times over the course of my life and ministry, I have tried to imagine what that first Easter morning must have been like, standing ...
Looking to the past for a vision of peace in the Holy Land
By the Rev. Canon Dr. Christopher Brittain Editor’s Note: Bishop Andrew Asbil of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto led a Canadian group on a pilgrimage ...
Pilgrimage: Three reflections on walking the Camino de Santiago
January is a time for resolutions, introspection, taking care of body and soul, spiritual journeys. In a happy editorial coincidence, three women shared their experiences ...
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Cathedral’s west window reflects diocesan history