November 2023 Issue
Belong Ottawa programs face the challenges of rising drug use and an influx of asylum seekers in the city
Belong Ottawa, the Anglican Community Ministry with three locations, has received an $86,000 grant to help staff deal with a burgeoning drug use problem in ...
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Written by
David Humphreys
Centre 105 in Cornwall celebrates a successful fall fundraiser
Centre 105 in Cornwall had a lot to be grateful for this past Thanksgiving. The Centre’s annual breakfast fundraiser on Sept. 14 was attended by ...
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Written by
Leigh Anne Williams
Tree planting at Epiphany Church inaugurates the PWRDF Branches of Hope Project
On Sept. 24, Sunday morning churchgoers at Epiphany Anglican Church planted a tree, learned about the work of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund ...
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Perspective
Almonte creatively marks a path to reconciliation in stone
On Sept. 17, a crowd gathered on the bank of the Mississippi River in Almonte, Ont., to celebrate the official unveiling of The Seven Gifts, ...
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Written by
Leigh Anne Williams
Saying farewell to Good Shepherd Barrhaven
Good Shepherd Barrhaven’s final worship service brought parishioners as well as clergy and parishioners from its past together on Sept. 10. The parish had been ...
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Written by
Leigh Anne Williams
Remembering the Children
Mike and Colleen Hoyer were at the ceremony on Parliament Hill on Sept. 30 and helped to carry the 50 metre-long red banner cloth with ...
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Written by
Mike Hoyer
Parkway renamed with Algonquin name
Last year on Sept. 30, Algonquin spiritual teacher, poet and activist, Albert Dumont led a large march calling for the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway ...
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Written by
Leigh Anne Williams
Stitching gifts of care for residential school survivors
The quilting group at Holy Trinity in the Area Parish of the Valley has been devoting their time to a reconciliation project throughout the past ...
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Written by
Leigh Anne Williams
PWRDF exercise maps the ground we stand on
On Sept. 23, Julian of Norwich hosted two sessions of an educational reconciliation exercise developed by the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) called ...
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Perspective
Taking care of God’s world at All Saints Greely
Keeping old appliances and scrap metal out of the landfill is something All Saints Greely has been doing on a small scale for several years. We ...
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Written by
Grace Jones
Using our senses to learn about and experience God
This is the third of a series of articles exploring the use of our senses in connecting with God. If we restrict our understanding and ...
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Written by
Paul Dumbrille
Saint Paul, Shawville—West Quebec Deanery
Up until a decade ago, this photograph dating from circa 1910 would have been a revelation to members of Saint Paul’s, Shawville. Where, they would ...
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Written by
Glenn J Lockwood
When storm clouds come your way