AFC hits $1 million grant milestone image

AFC hits $1 million grant milestone

The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) Board and staff are celebrating an extraordinary 2021 granting season,...
A glimpse of the fiery evening sky: a sense of joy and deep gratitude image

A glimpse of the fiery evening sky: a sense of joy and deep gratitude

By Rev. Carrie Irwin  Sunsets are truly spectacular!   It had been several days since I intentionally stopped to...
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Acknowledging minimum wage workers' struggles

What can we do to better embrace everybody, to better respect the dignity of every human being as we commit to do...
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We need action heroes, not passive zeroes

The issues of discrimination, inequality, violence, and marginalization should be the call for all of us, as...
They cannot enter the healing waters, but we can serve image

They cannot enter the healing waters, but we can serve

Final reflection on the efforts of a team at St. John the Evangelist, Leamington to help the homeless in their community
"Nothing ventured, nothing gained": Major change needs to happen image

"Nothing ventured, nothing gained": Major change needs to happen

By Kyle Gascho “For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven” ...   These are the...
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Provincial Announcement and Worship

Important covid-19 protocol update for Huron churches
Diocese of Huron
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Happy new... things to learn!

Ongoing learning is central to what happens at EfM, where a large part of the process is designed to allow...
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Prayer: The anchor in times of chaos

By Sharon Frank  Wishing everyone a blessed 2022 full of wonder and expectations! As we enter this new year, we...
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A small picture in the big album of my life

There is no such thing as normal. We will always be looking forward and back as we try to find our way.    MOSTLY...
The Rev'd Canon Keith Nethery