The Lord’s Prayer For the early Christian Church, the season of Lent was often a time of intensive study and reflection. In time, it became an intentional period of faith formation and catechesis (teaching) for those new believers who were … Continue reading →
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, the Christian Church’s journey towards Easter, a journey that lasts 46 days (40 days plus 6 Sundays). It is a solemn day whose mood is penitential and reflective. The liturgy of the day … Continue reading →
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, the Christian Church’s journey towards Easter, a journey that lasts 46 days (40 days plus 6 Sundays). It is a solemn day whose mood is penitential and reflective. The liturgy of the day … Continue reading →
And so Lent begins. Some of us gathered last night for pancakes, sausages, and desserts. It was a good time with good folks and good food, but today those things are a memory and Lent has begun. We will not … Continue reading →
In worship on November 10th, we will pause to remember our veterans as well as remind ourselves of the many gifts that come to us from the traditions of the United Church of Canada. Formed in 1925 as a union … Continue reading →
On November 3rd, All Saints Sunday will be celebrated as we look at the Anglican tradition. With their commitment to the via media or “middle way” between Roman Catholicism and Reformed Protestantism, Anglicanism has much to contribute to the wider ecumenical church. … Continue reading →