The 10th Commandment—a reflection on the “why Anglican” question at...
I occasionally trespass against the tenth commandment. Particularly when I hear the descriptions of congregations busting at the seams with young families, moving into spanking new buildings, offering...
View ArticleSomething remarkable just happened
Something remarkable just happened. Last week, nearly 40 of the Anglican Church of Canada’s youngest priests gathered together in Montreal for professional development, networking, and ministry...
View ArticleJustice Camp 2014
Justice Camp 2014 has ended. As I write, a few final good-byes are being said. On Wednesday, newly returned from an immersion visit of 14 people to the oil/tar sands of northern Alberta, I was bereft...
View ArticleRacing with the Reverend: Targa 2014
This fall, one of The Community’s members has been taking part in a unique opportunity for mission: Targa 2014. The Rev. Canon David Burrows has built a network of sponsors, and has been racing his way...
View ArticleTRC Closing Events: this book cannot be rushed
Today, my six-year journey with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is channelled into my five-hour journey by train from Toronto to Ottawa. VIA train 52 glides through Michi Saagniig Nishnaabeg...
View ArticleMay 30: “Grandson, they are starting to see us.”
I was at the opening to the KAIROS intergenerational gathering last evening in Ottawa, listening to the speakers reflect on the meaning of reconciliation and telling of personal and family experience...
View ArticleSacred Fire: Opening Ceremonies TRC Ottawa
early morning, before light, heading to Victoria Island, meeting up with old & new friends, seeing familiar faces, elders welcoming us to the traditional territory of the Algonquins the wind blows...
View ArticleMay 31: how beautiful are the feet…
Romans 10:15 And how shall they preach unless they are sent? As it is written: “How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the Gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good things!” At the Sacred...
View ArticleMay life not simply go on
The Rev. Monique Stone As someone seeking to witness, learn and humbly support the journey of healing and reconciliation at this weeks Truth & Reconciliation Commission Closing Events I made my...
View ArticleThe refugee crisis and that picture
I will admit it. I am, literally, in tears as I write this. The picture. Yes—that picture that started circulating yesterday of the 3 year old boy washed up on the beach in Turkey. He and his family...
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