January 2026 Issue
Like a winter forest, God draws the truth from us
I have spent many hours on snowshoes. My first taste of snowshoeing was at age four or five in Fort Nelson, B.C. (Treaty 8 Territory). ...
Written by
Shane Parker
Sometimes God calls us in extraordinary ways
Church history is a narrative of surprising conversions. In the earliest written strands, we have the dramatic “Damascus Road” experience of the violently zealous Saul ...
Written by
Stephen Andrews
January 2026 letters to the editor
Quebeckers may have to act to protect religious freedom
Written by
Letters to the Editor
Former general secretary Pollesel remembered as faithful servant
Michele—also known as Michael—Pollesel, who served as general secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada from 2006 to 2011 and then as bishop of Uruguay, ...
Written by
Matthew Puddister
‘The problem is greed’: B.C. priest reports back from COP30
A Canadian Anglican priest who attended the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP30, found ongoing obstacles to climate action in the form of ...
Written by
Matthew Puddister
Arson suspected in fire that destroyed historic Toronto church
Toronto police and Ontario’s fire marshal are treating the June 2024 fire that destroyed the historic St. Anne’s Anglican Church as suspected arson.
Written by
Matthew Puddister
Canadian Anglicans push back against cuts to refugee sponsorship, foreign aid in announced federal budget
When Mimi Merrill fled to Canada in 2003 as a student and refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo, it was 17 years before she ...
Written by
Matthew Puddister
Clare Burns resigns as chancellor of General Synod
Canon (lay) Clare Burns has submitted her resignation as chancellor of General Synod and will step down from the position no later than Dec. 31.
Written by
Matthew Puddister








