‘God’s total identification with the incarcerated’
‘We need to be re-evangelized’: Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove talks about religion and power, new monasticism...
A General Synod gospel jamboree: What to expect
On forgiving your rapist
A gentle invitation to worship
What is prayer, and why do we pray?
Do you know whose land you’re on?
Good night, sweet prince
Are ‘thoughts and prayers’ enough? Some Anglicans reflect
A faith journey through art
God is on the side of the oppressed’
Some weddings more ‘special’ than others, priests say
Every wedding is special, priests will tell you-but when things don't go as planned, some are more "special" than others.
Including children and dogs in a ceremony, frequently requested these days, can lead to unintended consequences, says Canon Judy Rois, executive director of the Anglican Foundation of Canada, and a parish priest for some 30 years.
Solace for the soul
Religion, say some mental health experts, has at times been a mixed blessing for people of faith struggling with mental illness-but the picture is changing, bringing new hope for the afflicted.
Out of the shadows and into the light
Soon after The Rev. Claire Miller arrived at her new parish of St. Thomas Anglican Church in Owen Sound, Ont., she complained to a parishioner about feeling drained. Now, years later, she still remembers his response.