Innovations in being a church
She is living in a home bought by the church that also serves as her office and meeting space for the congregation.
She is living in a home bought by the church that also serves as her office and meeting space for the congregation.
“The presiding bishop actually came to spend time with the people of this diocese where we are. It gives us a genuine sense of being cared for.” She suggested they could care for additional members, including non-English speakers.
Today Canada’s place in the Anglican union will be discussed by John Sentamu the Archbishop of York, England. If Canada’s Anglicans later this week vote to bless same sex marriages, they may be cast out by the global communion.
Archbishop Peter Akinola of the Anglican Church of Nigeria will hand over leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria. John Onayeikan, Catholic Archbishop of Abuja was elected president by a vote of 72 to 33 by delegates to the National Executive Council of CAN….
The Café is not a branch of the Public Broadcasting System. But we are trying to raise a little money this week to defray our
Conversations about the sacraments are not esoteric arguments about essences and obscurities several frames of reference removed from our daily realities. No, the sacraments stand right next to our daily experience because they stand at the heart of what we understand Christianity to be; they are part and parcel of the mystery of salvation.
For much of my life I’ve lived contentedly by a few simple rules: don’t track mud in the house, take care of your own, help others, do as little harm as you can, change your oil every three thousand miles. But maybe enlightenment is simpler than we think.
Street Pastors: local volunteers from churches are trained “to help those who have drunk too much or got into fights by getting them to taxis
Anglicans from across Canada and around the world can watch General Synod 2007 live by web stream. For coverage and analysis, viewers can check out
We have an opportunity to share God’s love with one another thanks to the Internet and through old and new informal global networks of individual, parish, and diocesan contacts. Such encounters of personally sharing, grace-filled experiences are life giving.