The Practice of Pilgrimage ~ WALK ~ ~ WANDER ~ ~ WONDER ~ St. Paul’s Cathedral Lenten Lecture Series 2015 Thursdays in Lent: 12:15 – 12:45 pm Light Lunch to follow 360 Nicola St., Kamloops BC ALL ARE WELCOME! February 19: … Continue reading →
February Faith Lecture at St. Paul’s Cathedral Sunday, February 22nd at 7:30 pm 360 Nicola Street, Kamloops, BC In the wake of another tragic episode of violence between Gaza and Israel this past summer, and disturbing trends sweeping across Syria and Iraq, one wonders whether this region … Continue reading →
Anglican Church of Canada and Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada As full communion partners, staff from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada and The Anglican Church of Canada met today (January 20, 2015) at the ELCIC’s National Office to discuss … Continue reading →
A Statement from the Metropolitan Council of Cuba The following is a statement from the Metropolitan Council of Cuba (MCC). MCC guides the autonomous Episcopal Church of Cuba in matters of faith and order, meeting annually in Cuba prior to … Continue reading →
“The glory of the Lord shone round about them” Luke 2: 9 In Bethlehem there is a beautiful chapel known as The Church of The Shepherds Fields. Built in the round it is lovingly tended by Franciscan monks. In the … Continue reading →
Peace on Earth: A Christmas Greeting The annual Christmas greeting by the leaders of the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada has become a holiday tradition symbolizing the full communion partnership the two churches have … Continue reading →
The Council of General Synod, the national governing body of the Anglican Church of Canada between meetings of the General Synod, met from November 14th to 16th in Mississauga, Ontario. Unofficial notes have been published. Highlights ~ November 14th Highlights … Continue reading →
“Dr. Christopher Lind, a renowned Anglican theologian, ethicist, educator, passionate social activist and most recently, executive director of the Sorrento Centre in British Columbia, died July 11 after a brief illness. He was 61.” ~ Read more from the Anglican Journal.
Continue reading →On August 6th, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, marked the 20th anniversary of Archbishop Michael Peers’ apology to the survivors of residential schools with this statement. In it, Hiltz states “Then and there the apology was … Continue reading →