October 2026 Issue

Standing on the promises that cannot fail

Dark clouds gather amid a blue sky over rolling whitecaps.

God is with us in joy and hardship

Christians shouldn't go looking for what sin caused God to punish them with hardship, writes the primate, but see God's presence with them in trying ...
Archdeacon Travis Enright says Sacred Circle could relate to General Synod the way dioceses relate to each other, with cooperation and respect for differences. Photo: Saskia Rowley

Pathway 5 team seeks clarity on Sacred Circle jurisdiction

The Pathway 5 team is working on questions of jurisdiction and church-to-church relationship in the ongoing formation of Sacred Circle.

National support for child and youth ministry drives local fundraising teams

The annual Say Yes! To Kids campaign hit its stride in 2026 as local fundraising teams collected a record-breaking $165,000 for child and youth programs, ...

Faith rooted in the wild

Core ideas of Forest Church—which involves communities gathering outdoors for worship, emphasizing connection with God through the natural world—are reflected in a variety of similar movements ...

New Yukon bishop prioritizes spiritual renewal

Bishop Vincent Fenga hopes to encourage prayer, Bible study, faithful worship and discipleship in the Anglican diocese of the Yukon with the goal of strengthening ...
A hallway with a gothic vaulted cerliing extends outward from the point of view with arched niches on the left, ornate windows admitting natural light on the right and a statue of the Virgin Mary and infant Christ on a column at the far end.

Neo-monastic community to launch in diocese of Niagara

St. Brigid’s Community, to consist of volunteers aged 18 to 35, reflects a small but growing groundswell of interest in neo-monastic communities across Canada, say ...

Late Quebec bishop Dennis Drainville held strong convictions in faith and politics

The 12th bishop of Quebec as well as a politician and educator, Drainville died on Aug. 3 at the age of 72.

Time capsule from 1953 offers insights into changing church—and a changing Canada

A time capsule inside a cornerstone laid in 1953, which disappeared from the Anglican Church of Canada’s national office more than two decades ago, has ...
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