Held in Barriere, September 25th to 26th The Church of St Paul hosted the Fall Convention of the Southern Interior Conference of the BC Synod. The Convention opened with worship Friday evening with Rev. Rick Schulz, the Dean of the … Continue reading →
Becoming an Ecumenical Shared Ministry On Thursday, September 24, 2015, members of the Church of St Paul, Clearwater United Church, and the local community as well as representatives from the Anglican Parishes of the Central Interior, BC Synod of the … Continue reading →
A Lutheran, an Anglican, and a United walk into a church… This article by André Forget posted to The Anglican Journal on May 13, 2015 is a wonderful way to celebrate the approval of the Shared Ministry Agreement and By-laws by all … Continue reading →
A conversation on Christian Understanding and Relationship a live-streamed event March 27th and 28th, 2015 at First Lutheran Church, Vancouver What do we know about Islam and Muslims? What do we appreciate? What do we fear? How do we understand … Continue reading →
Faith Lutheran and St. Aidan’s Anglican Celebrate on Friday, March 13th Two Kelowna churches separated by one kilometre and hundreds of years of history are getting together this Friday. Possibly forever and ever. The Rutland congregations of the Lutheran and … Continue reading →
Bishop Greg Mohr shared the sermon, “Quail and Manna: Wilderness Food for the Journey”, he presented at the Fall Conference Conventions. Wilderness. The Israelites, led by Moses and Aaron, journey through the wilderness. And the people complain. Wilderness. It feels … Continue reading →
Done! Done! and Done! Well, not quite. The decisions made at the two congregational meetings held this past week to follow the Church of St Paul and make the entire North Thompson Pastoral Charge into an Ecumenical Shared Ministry now … Continue reading →
Pastor Brian Krushel attended the BC Synod Convention which was held in Prince George from May 29th to June 1st, 2014. The theme was “Where the Waters Meet”. More pictures may be found on the BC Synod’s facebook page. The … Continue reading →