Anglicans march with and for Pride
Leigh Anne Williams
October 1, 2023
Anglicans of all ages and from multiple parishes walked among 200 groups and an estimated 10,000 participants in the 2023 Pride March on Aug. 27.
Anglicans of all ages and from multiple parishes walked among 200 groups and an estimated 10,000 participants in the 2023 Pride March on Aug. 27.
Amid wildfires and smoke and the hottest July on record globally, worries about climate change on the rise as well. Scientist and activist David Suzuki
On May 28, St. Martin’s Anglican Church offered its last service of Pentecost before officially disestablishing on June 1. Dwindling attendance was one of the
A crowd of about 150 people gathered on unceded Algonquin territory in Chelsea, Que. at St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church on a warm sunny day
Audrey Lawrence’s family history reflects many aspects of the history of Canada. Appointed in 2022 as Métis advisor to Bishop Shane Parker, Lawrence says that
Heather Fawcett is the new executive director of the Ottawa Pastoral Counselling Centre. She kindly took time to talk with Crosstalk in June as she
Ottawa’s Pride March slated for Aug. 27 and events in the week leading up to it had not taken place yet as we prepared Crosstalk’s
During the worst of the pandemic, hymns were sung alone at home. Muffled by masks was an improvement, but it was a joyful experience, indeed,
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