Mint Brook: September 11, 2001
Bishop John Watton in the Anglican Diocese of Central Newfoundland shares one of many stories linked to the events around September 11, 2001.
Diocesan News
A letter from the Territory of the People on the fire in Lytton, BC
The following is a letter from the Interim Steering Committee regarding the devastating fires in the Lytton area. Donations for emergency relief for those now homeless may be sent to: Marked “Lytton Fire” Territory of the People 360 Nicola Street Kamloops, BC. V2C 2P5 To the Members of the Lytton Anglican Parishes and the Territory … Continued
A Public Letter on Guaranteed Basic Income
An open letter signed by 41 Anglican and ELCIC bishops to the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance calling for a Guaranteed Basic Income.
A message from Bishop Barbara Andrews to the Territory of the People
At the Coordinating Council meeting on April 18, a motion was passed requesting Archbishop Melissa Skelton to appoint our Bishop Elect Lincoln as Administrator.
A message to our churches from the bishops of Saskatchewan
When the Anglican Diocese of Qu’Appelle and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Regina entered into a covenantal relationship in 2011, they recognized already then that it would be a blessing if our respective full communion partners would be included in an expanded covenant.
First bishop elected in the Territory of the People
At the recent Electoral Assembly for the Territory of the People, the Ven. Lincoln Mckoen was elected as the first Bishop of the Territory of the People.
‘The tremendous gift of a God who shows up’
This column was originally published in the December print edition of the Anglican Journal. By William G. Cliff The two thousand year old birth of a refugee child in Bethlehem should make no difference at all. There was no one expecting this child to be born except his mother and embarrassed father. Israel is entirely … Continued
Journeying into Luke: New course at Montreal Dio prepares Anglicans for coming year
Over 80 students gathered this fall to take a journey into the Gospel of Luke, thanks to a new course offered by Montreal Diocesan Theological College. “Luke: A Journey with Jesus” represented a new offering from the college, widely known simply as Montreal Dio. Rather than making students come to traffic-choked downtown Montreal for continuing … Continued
Sad News To Share – Message from Bishop Barbara
Pastoral Elder Jimmy Toodlican has died Last evening news reached me that Pastoral Elder Jimmy Toodlican died suddenly yesterday Nov 9th, 2018.
Andrew Asbil elected diocese’s coadjutor bishop
Coadjutor Bishop-elect Asbil, 57, was elected on the third ballot.
Melissa M. Skelton – First Woman to be Elected Archbishop in the ACoC
Elected the 12th Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of BC and Yukon on the First Ballot.
First Woman Ordained Bishop for Diocese of Niagara
The Right Reverend Susan Bell has become the first woman ordained to serve as coadjutor bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara after a historic and sacred service at Christ’s Church Cathedral in Hamilton on Saturday, May 5.
Election of new Bishop of Niagara
There has been an election of coadjutor bishop of Niagara on the fifth ballot. Votes for each candidate in the order of laity and in the order of clergy, respectively: Susan Bell: 95, 47 Robert Fead: 84, 41 Votes needed to be elected: 90 in the order of laity, 45 in the order of clergy … Continued
Public Statement—Diocese of Brandon
To the Clergy and People of the Diocese of Brandon
Initial Coadjutor Bishop Candidates Announced
The following candidates, having been nominated by synod council, have indicated to the Electoral Synod Nominations and Planning Committee their willingness to stand for election as coadjutor bishop.