A Message from Treena Duncan Executive Minister, Pacific Mountain Region ~ from an email sent on April 17, 2025 Dear friends, As we journey from the shadowed stillness of Lent into the promise of Easter morning, I find myself reflecting … Continue reading →
A Message from Anglican and Lutheran Leaders Prior to Earth Day ~ from a post dated April 9, 2025 on the In Full Communion: Anglicans and Lutherans Working Together in Canada website April 9, 2025 Very truly, I tell you, … Continue reading →
The promise of Easter reminds us that love and forgiveness are the paths to a better future. ~ from a post published on March 31, 2025 on The United Church of Canada’s website Moderator Carmen Lansdowne connects the transformative power … Continue reading →
In this joint Easter message, Acting Primate Archbishop Anne Germond (Anglican Church of Canada) and National Bishop Susan Johnson (Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada) reflect on the new world order put in place by Christ’s resurrection. The video is found … Continue reading →
This Holy Week is a time of deep suffering in the Holy Land as a genocide continues to unfold in Gaza. Conscious of this pain and the suffering of other parts of the world, the Patriarchs and Heads of Churches … Continue reading →
A reflection centred around donkeys ~ This reflection by Will Postma, Executive Director of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund was posted on March 27, 2024 to the PWRDF’s website. There is something solemn in the walk of a … Continue reading →
from Primate and National Bishop Archbishop and Primate Linda Nicholls (Anglican Church of Canada) and National Bishop Susan Johnson (Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada) share a message of courage, hope and joy as the church prepares to celebrate the risen … Continue reading →
The empty tomb is a sign of life, hope, and love ~ from a post dated March 7, 2024 on the World Council of Churches website “As we look around the world today, we see so much of pain, suffering, … Continue reading →
In her Easter message, Moderator Carmen Lansdowne’s hope for the church is that we will know that even in our deepest grief the risen Christ will show up, call us by name, and remind us that this is not the … Continue reading →