A Message to the Church from the Primate and National Bishop In a letter to their churches, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada National Bishop Susan Johnson and Anglican Church of Canada Archbishop Linda Nicholls share their deep concern for the … Continue reading →
~ by Archbishop Linda Nicholls, May 13, 2021 On the Seventh Sunday of Easter, the Anglican Church of Canada is invited to intentionally pray for Jerusalem. We enjoy a longstanding partnership with the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem in friendship with … Continue reading →
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada joins with the Anglican Church of Canada in recognizing the Seventh Sunday of Easter as Jerusalem and Holy Land Sunday. The following prayer is offered for this day. God of peace; In the risen … Continue reading →
The United Church of Canada Adds Its Voice to Those Calling on the Canadian Government to Intervene with Israel ~ from the United Church of Canada’s webpage posted on May 12, 2021 The United Church of Canada joins Canadian civil … Continue reading →
Celebrated on the Seventh Sunday of Easter This year, Jerusalem Sunday falls on May 16, 2021. At the 2013 Joint Assembly, the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada designated the Seventh Sunday of Easter to be an annual … Continue reading →
A Call to Canada to Uphold International Law and the Rights of Palestinians Our three denominations are signatories to an ecumenical letter to the Foreign Affairs Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, expressing with great concern Canada’s silence regarding the plans of the … Continue reading →
Celebrated on the Seventh Sunday of Easter ~ May 24, 2020 The Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada lift up the Seventh Sunday of Easter as Jerusalem and the Holy Land Sunday. It is an … 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 →