8:30am
Quiet Communion from Book of Common Prayer
10:30am
Communion from the Book of Alternative Services with Music & Children’s Program
Last week, we met to begin the preparation of our 2019 budget for St. Paul’s. Needless to say, it was a very sobering moment when we saw the end result and were aware again of how tenuous and vulnerable we are when it comes to future financial viability and stability. I share this with you […]
This past weekend marked the gathering of our diocesan synod. It was a poignant moment in the life of our diocese as we are marking the transition from the episcopal leadership of Archbishop Colin Johnson and Bishop Andrew Asbil. Read more …
The mantra for Remembrance Day is “Lest we forget”. And it goes along with the response recited at Remembrance Day observances originally part of “The Ode of Remembrance … They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of […]
On Sunday during my sermon, I asked us to answer personally for ourselves “Who is Jesus for you??” Can I just say “WOW!!!!!” We have a depth and breadth that comes out in our responses to the question asked. Read more …
I have been blessed this week to have been able to spend time with my bishop and colleagues in ministry on retreat in Niagara Falls. We all need time to step back and take stock, evaluate, listen, reflect and in our case pray. Read More
Last Monday, we observed that yearly ritual of “Labour Day” by having a holiday. Traditionally this has marked the wind up of the CNE, the end of summer, the start of a new school year and the beginning of the routines and way of life that happens throughout the rest of the year. Read More
First, the Maritimes is such a gorgeous splendor of God’s creation. I enjoyed capturing the many images, as best I could through the lens of my camera. Here are a few of the photos that show the essence of our experience on Cape Breton Island. Read More
We live hectic and busy lives that are so often governed by our schedules and appointments. I’d venture to say that many of us today, of all ages, over schedule ourselves. The result is we get tired, irritable and even feel the need to withdraw from time to time.That withdrawal can be seen as a time […]
Late Sunday evening, I read on the internet about the shooting on the Danforth. Immediately we were concerned and worried because that is the very neighborhood that Nathaniel lives in. He often frequents the very corner where this tragedy had taken place. Thankfully, we reached him quickly and knew he was at home and safe. […]
Over the past few weeks, there has been a lot of fever and attention on the soccer matches in the World Championships. People had allegiances for the teams they were cheering for and would do whatever they had to do to watch the various matches. There were flags on people’s cars indicating the team they […]
