Parish News

The Rev. Canon George Kwari and Sadio Sissoko

Dinner and drumming extravaganza on Valentine’s Day!

Some things are just worth repeating!  And spending a hopping evening of yummy food, African drumming and dancing in the company of friends — young, ...
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St. Thomas the Apostle marks Black History Month

St. Thomas the Apostle invites the people of our diocese to a month of celebration to commemorate Black History Month. Our theme is Celebrating Blacks: ...
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Exterior view of Ascension House on a snowy evening

Parishes and Anglican Community Ministries wrapped Christmas 2024 with care

Throughout the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa, people celebrated Christmas with efforts to share seasonal cheer and compassionate care for vulnerable people in their communities. We ...
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Opening of second Cathedral Hill tower marks successful completion of vision

As The Vista on Sparks, the new 18-storey retirement residence on the east side of the Christ Church Cathedral, officially opened and began welcoming tenants ...
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New parishioners at the front of the church

St. Mark’s celebrates 75th anniversary with worship, food and fun

St. Mark’s Anglican Church in Ottawa wound up its 75th anniversary celebrations with a special worship service on Oct. 6. Bishop Shane Parker offered the ...
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Exterior view of St. John the Apostle, Vankleek Hill

St. John the Apostle, Vankleek Hill celebrates its 170th anniversary

St. John the Apostle Anglican Church, Vankleek Hill began its 170th anniversary celebrations by hosting a wine & cheese fellowship afternoon on Aug. 31, 2024. ...
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The Rev. Michael Garner of St. Albans preparing to serve dinner at a University of Ottawa residence.

St. Albans invites students and parishes to participate in campus dinners

This fall, St. Albans is continuing and expanding a pilot project it started last year at the University of Ottawa in response to food insecurity ...
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Parishioners from St. John the Evangelist with Louella Tobias pose by a sign at Mud Lake.

Walking and learning from an Indigenous Elder

Parishioners from St. John the Evangelist in Ottawa spent National Indigenous Peoples’ Day in June on a Medicine Walk at Mud Lake led by Louella ...
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Faith groups reach out to Carleton students

Hundreds of Carleton University students lined up to enjoy a free coffee break with goodies supplied by volunteers from faith communities across Ottawa during final ...
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