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Nora Waddell and Archdeacon Patrick Stephens in the library with apple tree mural.

Nurturing a love of reading at St. Barnabas, Deep River

St. Barnabas in Deep River has something new that draws young and old, parishioners and visitors. Before and after worship services, during events in the ...
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Banner for the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa on the back of a white truck.

Capital Pride March 2025 called off

As you can see in the photos, many Anglicans turned out for the Capital Pride March on Aug. 24, but they did not march because ...
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Exterior view of Ellwwod House and its fromer rectory

Construction of Ellwood House extension set for spring

The long-planned expansion of Ellwood House in Alta Vista has moved closer with the decision of its board of directors to break ground early next ...
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Exterior view of Christ Church Cathedrals window and fall leaves

Electing a new bishop

Following Archbishop Shane Parker’s election as Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada in June, the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa will elect its 11th bishop ...
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Art Babych

Remembering former Crosstalk editor Art Babych

Retired Crosstalk editor Art Babych passed away on July 13, 2025 at the age of 83. Born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Babych began his career ...
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Participants in the G7 People's Forum march with Turn Debt into Hope banner.

G7 Jubilee People’s Forum inspires faith and action

As my flight landed in Calgary, it was hard not to be struck by the monumental scale of the mountains on the horizon and the ...
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James Adair standing under a tree

Youth internship alumnus starts ecumenical student group at the University of Ottawa

Last year, James Adair, started a campus chapter of the Student Christian Movement (SCM) at the University of Ottawa. Although he knew of some existing ...
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The sun shone on the 2024 walkers.

Join the 10th Annual Walk for the Centre on October 5!

Many children in Ottawa go to bed hungry and live in homes that experience food insecurity on a daily basis, but we can do something ...
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People looking at the poster exhibit at St. John the Evangelist.

Exhibit on atomic bomb inspires commitment to calls for peace

In late May, St. John the Evangelist in Ottawa hosted a powerful and moving exhibit of posters detailing the shocking destruction and harm caused in ...
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