Joelle Kidd

  • Joelle Kidd

    Joelle Kidd was a staff writer for the Anglican Journal from 2017 to 2021.

ARTICLES

The paradox of poverty

For the Sisterhood of Saint John the Divine, a vow of poverty is about ‘more than dollars and cents.’ Since even before St. Paul wrote

‘When I was hungry and thirsty’ by sculptor Timothy P. Schmalz. Photo: Rosemarie Mosteller

‘We’re all in it together’

Rachel Robinson on poverty and homelessness Rachel Robinson is the executive director of drop-in centres The Well and St. Luke’s Table, two of the diocese

Athabasca elects new bishop

Canon David Greenwood was elected bishop of the diocese of Athabasca at an electoral synod at St. James Cathedral, Peace River, Alta., November 16. He

2018 Anglican Journal Appeal raises $474,489

Last year’s Anglican Journal Appeal, the Journal’s annual donation campaign, raised $474,489 and boasted its highest-ever average donation, $56. The total of the 2018 appeal

Chaplaincy innovations bring students together

The University of Victoria’s interfaith chapel has been called the “happiest place on campus,” Anglican chaplain Ruth Dantzer says. That’s because every Tuesday, close to

Photo: Stephan Morris / Shutterstock

How to plant a pollinator garden

Plants and pollinators from the same geographical area have co-evolved to work well together, so look for native species of plants.

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