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‘A hope to which we are called’

Sean Frankling November 13, 2022

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‘God’s total identification with the incarcerated’

Matthew Puddister April 10, 2020

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‘We need to be re-evangelized’: Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove talks about religion and power, new monasticism and preaching the gospel from the margins

Tali Folkins March 30, 2020

A General Synod gospel jamboree: What to expect

Joelle Kidd July 14, 2019

On forgiving your rapist

Joelle Kidd April 30, 2019

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A gentle invitation to worship

Joelle Kidd January 1, 2019

What is prayer, and why do we pray?

Tali Folkins December 23, 2018

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Do you know whose land you’re on?

Tali Folkins June 14, 2018

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Good night, sweet prince

Adela Torchia June 8, 2018

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Are ‘thoughts and prayers’ enough? Some Anglicans reflect

Tali Folkins March 14, 2018

For the past seven years, artist Karen Brodie has worked on banner designs that ask worshippers to move beyond memorizing the story line around Christ's last days. Photo: David Cooper

Arts and Culture

A faith journey through art

Nandy Heule August 9, 2016

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God is on the side of the oppressed’

Nandy Heule May 11, 2016

Children in wedding ceremonies bring joy - and sometimes, unintended consequences. Photo: GDRayson

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Some weddings more ‘special’ than others, priests say

Tali Folkins February 12, 2016

Mental illness is now the domain of science. Is there still a role for faith? Image: Mouki K. Butt/moukikbutt.com

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Solace for the soul

Tali Folkins December 3, 2015

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Out of the shadows and into the light

Tali Folkins November 4, 2015

Lorie Lee-Knight wrote to her parents from Athens, Greece, where she was studying architecture: “I’m having the time of my life.” Photo: Contributed

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Writing of love and loss

Leigh Anne Williams April 15, 2015

Kenton Lobe and Caroline Chartrand harvest their hand-pollinated squashes. Photo: Contributed

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Gearing down in an age of speed

André Forget February 27, 2015

As he celebrates his 20th year as Country Guide columnist, Bishop Rodney Andrews remembers that he only ever wanted to be an Anglican priest. And a pilot. Photo: Dave Stobbe

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The flying bishop

Shirley Byers February 25, 2015

The Gusdal-Kiyooka family (l to r): Siri, Jeff, Hanae and Emi. Photo: Contributed

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Living a richer life with less

Leigh Anne Williams February 25, 2015

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Newfoundlanders still see church as part of their identity

André Forget February 4, 2015

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