Opinion

O God, Your Son made himself known to his disciples In the breaking of bread. Open the eyes of our faith, That we may see him in his...

When, on Friday, at the cross, the centurion gasps, “Truly this man was God’s Son,” he is not only telling us what his heart says about Jesus.

Jesus, in his life, death and resurrection, is the centre point of Creation and history.

In the past few years, we have chosen many new bishops. Soon, we will choose a new primate. With these major changes, we have...

We are standing at the river’s edge, looking at the other bank.

During the past decade, members and friends of our congregation have contributed to evening prayers at St. David’s Cathedral in Wales. What a special...

As the outgoing primate, my primary task is to call the church to prayer.

Since the missionaries arrived, there has been a disciplined and dedicated attempt to make Indigenous churches look, act and feel like their non-Indigenous counterparts....

Apparently, the vibrations from the street outside have been less than good for my old church. Thanks to heavier and heavier trucks travelling faster...

While the thought of the parish annual meeting, or vestry as it is known in some dioceses, does not thrill everyone’s heart, I confess...

A few decades ago, I heard a classmate-friend give a comparison and an example that has been clinging to me since.

It has been said that the churches of the Christian West, our Anglican Church included, have tried to establish the meaning and practice of...

Almost 50 years ago, as a Lutheran synod staff person, I worked with representatives of Anglican, Presbyterian and United churches to create a viable...

In November last year, I was in Amman, Jordan, for the Majma (synod) of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. While there, I had the...

Panic had left the man no room to be polite. An abrupt tap on my shoulder was all he could manage before getting down...