On Thursday, consider wearing black as a symbol of solidarity with those impacted by rape and gender-based violence. Join us in the #ThursdaysInBlack campaign.
This year’s Advent devotions by Churches Beyond Borders are also timed with and inspired by the UN's annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign.Read the devotional (PDF)…
The Council of General Synod gathered over the weekend in an online and in-person format. See highlights from each day in the links below.Friday, November 5… Saturday, November 6… Sunday, November 7…
via the Anglican Journal
The discovery of graves on the grounds of residential schools "tears at the hearts of all of us who are working toward reconciliation," writes Nii K'an Kwsdins (Jerry Adams), retired missioner for Indigenous justice ministries in the diocese of New Westminster.The Kingdom of God, writes National Indigenous Archbishop Mark MacDonald, "is not easy for people to see clearly or even notice, though it is intimate to every moment and movement of life."
John Horton, Delta marine artist and parishioner of St. David’s, Tsawwassen (Diocese of New Westminster), could not have imagined his painting of the Franklin Expedition’s HMS Erebus would one day hang aboard HMCS Harry DeWolf.
via Religion News Service
There can be no solution to the climate crisis that does not recognize the rights and spiritualities of Indigenous peoples, according to religious leaders who gathered for the official COP26 side event ‘Making Peace with Nature.’Staff Writer – Anglican Journal
The General Synod of The Anglican Church of Canada is seeking a Staff Writer for the Anglican Journal, to research and write news and feature stories, as well as other tasks associated with the printed and online publication. The Anglican Journal is the national voice of the Anglican Church of Canada and celebrates 150 years of publication.See additional opportunities on jobs.anglican.ca…
Saturday, November 13, 11am MT (Edmonton and online): How do I choose a version of the Bible – and does it matter?, part of the Holy Trinity Speaker Series, in the Diocese of Edmonton
Monday, November 15, 7pm ET (online): An evening with Bishop Susan Bell and Archbishop Cottrell, hosted by the Diocese of Niagara in support of the Bishop's Company
Wednesday, November 17, 12:30pm ET (online): Wholistic Care and Wellness, a webinar hosted by InterChurch Health Ministries Canada, featuring the Rev. Dr. Helen Wordsworth, International Consultant, Westberg Institute for Faith Community Nursing
DON'T MISS / PLEASE SHARE November 18-20, 8pm ET (online): Stronger Together, a full communion session-based event for youth and young adult leaders across the country to build community, worship and learn about issues facing youth ministry — free registration
Saturday, December 4, 9am PT (Saanichton, B.C.): Resisting Structural Evil, a workshop hosted by the Diocese of British Columbia
Courses beginning this month include the 8-week, "The Wisdom of the Ancient Christians: An Introduction to Patristic Theology" with The Rev. Dr. Lisa Wang (Diocese of Huron's Developer for Catechumenal Ministries) and the two-day offering, "Church Cracked Open, Canada: Decline and Hope for Beloved Community" with The Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers (The Episcopal Church's Canon to the Presiding Bishop for Evangelism, Reconciliation, and Creation Care—see video teaser).
Is it wrong to question my pastor?
via Crosswalk.com
Have you ever questioned your pastor's decisions or sermons? What was the response? Do individual members of a congregation have the right to question a pastor’s motives, decisions, or theology? The Rev. Dr. Kyle Norman (Diocese of Calgary) writes about why answering this question affirmatively is important.Anglican-Lutheran Cycle of Prayer
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