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Now comes the hard part

Tali Folkins August 18, 2025

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‘We are in a constant state of anxiety’

Hadani Ditmars July 24, 2025

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What you are seeking is seeking you

Hadani Ditmars June 18, 2025

Indispensable codifier of church doctrine or archaic argument over 4th century theology? The Church's first ecumenical council, depicted in this icon from the Church of Stavropoleos Monastery in Bucharest, Romania,carries a complicated legacy into it's 1,700th anniversary. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

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Fourth-century theology that still packs a punch: reflecting on the Council of Nicea’s 1700th anniversary

Sean Frankling June 11, 2025

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Our leaders are called to be servants and helpers

Archbishop Chris Harper May 28, 2025

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Carried away by wind and flame

Archbishop Anne Germond May 28, 2025

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Buying silence is a social sin the church cannot afford

Jeffrey Metcalfe May 12, 2025

If we can trust in the providence of the God who sorrows over the fall of a single sparrow, the primate writes, then we have nothing to fear. Image: Natalya Bachkova

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What does Easter mean to you?

Archbishop Anne Germond April 22, 2025

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Rising up in new life and beauty

Archbishop Chris Harper April 14, 2025

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Prayer and new life in the time of the Goose Moon

Archbishop Chris Harper March 31, 2025

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Where is God amid the evil of our time?

Archbishop Anne Germond March 31, 2025

We are constantly being prompted to awareness of what Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor calls “cosmic connection,” the author writes. Image: Arvitalya Art

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A ‘coffin Anglican’ on finding connection in a secular age

Graham N. Forst March 26, 2025

Indigenous Anglicans want to show the rest of the church how they praise the Creator, the author writes. In this image, a firekeeper prepares wood for the Sacred Fire at Sacred Circle, Pinawa, Man., 2012. Photo: Ginny Doctor

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Reconcili-action!

Jenn Ashton February 28, 2025

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A prayer for those called to be our leaders

Archbishop Chris Harper February 26, 2025

Members of the Halpin family sing a hymn to Mary at the site of the home they lost to January wildfires in California. Photo: Instagram

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Lent, our ‘God-given time of disruption’

Archbishop Anne Germond February 26, 2025

The hard work that may go into writing compelling sermons doesn’t always succeed in holding people’s attention, the author writes. But this doesn’t necessarily mean failure. Photo: James Dalrymple/Shutterstock

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Book excerpt: Hope in Christian witness requires seeing what is working against it

Jesse Zink January 31, 2025

A display at the Bank of Canada Museum advertises an exhibit on Viola Desmond, the civil rights activist featured on the $10 bill. Photo: Howard Sandler/Shutterstock

Opinion

Black History Month celebrates heritage, gifts

Archbishop Anne Germond January 31, 2025

Change is inevitable, Creation is in harmony with change, yet why do we struggle so? Is it because we cannot control change? Lord Almighty, humble us to change and accept change. Photo: Pam Walker

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Praying for the humility to change, and accept change

Archbishop Chris Harper January 31, 2025

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What changes will we embrace in 2025?

Archbishop Anne Germond January 3, 2025

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On reflecting light in the season of the Great Moon

Archbishop Chris Harper January 3, 2025

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