The Rev. Dr. Kyle Norman Appointed Dean of the Territory of the People and the Rector of St. Paul’s Cathedral ~ from a post written by Assisting Bishop Jane Alexander on the Territory of the People website dated June 28, … Continue reading →
The Fifth Assembly of the Territory of the People Held at St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral in Kamloops from May 27th to 29th, 2022 The weekend was filled with worship, reports, community building, conversation, discussion, decisions, elections, challenges, and meals. There … Continue reading →
Meets at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Kamloops from the evening of Friday, May 27th to the afternoon of Sunday, May 29th The theme “Come and See” which is based on Isaiah 43: 19 is most appropriate for the Territory of … Continue reading →
Concerning the Resignation of Archbishop Mark MacDonald Links for downloading the following documents as pdfs are found at the end of the post. The Rev. Bruce Chalmers sent the following e-mail to members of the North Thompson Ecumenical Shared Ministry … Continue reading →
An Online Video Lenten Series Led by The Rev. Louise Peters A weekly video and study materials will be posted on the Territory of the People website each Monday during Lent, beginning March 7th. The series will explore living the … Continue reading →
Archbishop Lynne McNaughton has appointed Bishop Jane Alexander to be Assisting Bishop In a letter written January 25th, the Most Rev. Lynne McNaughton, Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of British Columbia and Yukon, announced her appointment of Bishop Jane Alexander … Continue reading →
Archbishop Lynne McNaughton Writes to the Territory of the People With the announcement that ground penetrating radar has confirmed that there are bodies of children in unmarked graves at the site of the former St. Joseph’s Residential school in Williams … Continue reading →
Bishops of the Ecclesiastical Province of BC and Yukon Write to the Church Download this letter as a pdf here.
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from Archbishop Lynne McNaughton The following statement was posted to the Territory of the People website on September 26, 2021. A pdf copy of the statement can be found here.
Continue reading →Communication from the Territory of the People and the Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada There is shock and much concern as a result of the wildfire that devastated Lytton. People from the village of Lytton, Lytton First Nation, … Continue reading →