Considering the violent conflict currently occurring in this region, it is most appropriate that on this day in the Anglican Communion’s Cycle of Prayer, the prayers are for Archbishop Hosam Naoum and all the clergy and laity of the Episcopal … Continue reading →
September 16th to 23rd Theme: “No Place to Lay My Head” The World Council of Churches invites member churches, faith-based communities, and civil society organizations around the world to join together for a week of prayer for just peace for … Continue reading →
Our hearts are broken by the horrific events that took place in California. In this time of sadness, we offer the following prayer: ~ a post on The United Church of Canada’s website Christ, our Brother, not a day goes … Continue reading →
“Do Good; Seek Justice” Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (January 18 – 25) will draw together churches across the world to reflect on Isaiah’s message in Isaiah 1: 12-18. “Isaiah challenged God’s people in his day to learn to do … Continue reading →
A Prayer for Orange Shirt Day from The United Church of Canada Powerful Christ, we are grateful that you came to us as a child, who grew out of a community that nurtured, supported, and taught you the way of … Continue reading →
Our Denominations Respond The Anglican Church of Canada Bishop Michael Hawkins of the Diocese of Saskatchewan broadcast a reflection and call to prayer in a video posted to The Anglican Church of Canada Facebook page on September 4th. Primate Linda … Continue reading →
As the Nohomin Creek Wildfire Impacts the Lytton Area Creator, our refuge and strength Today we lift up to you the people of the Lytton area as once again a wildfire has broken out. We pray for those who … Continue reading →
Prayers and Reflections on Canada’s Birthday Mary Simon, Governor General of Canada, posted the following on the Facebook page of the Governor General of Canada: “Happy Canada Day! Wherever and however you mark the day, remember to keep working together … Continue reading →
June 19, 2022 Indigenous Day of Prayer, the Sunday before National Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21), is an opportunity to celebrate First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples’ values, customs, languages, and culture. ~ from The United Church of Canada’s … Continue reading →
