Ontario Anglicans

Anglicans are joining other people of faith today in Ottawa for a prayer vigil and a news conference on Parliament Hill, to call for a just peace in Palestine and Israel. #GazaPilgrimageCDN #GCPilgrimages

Bishop Andrew Asbil is in Ottawa today with other Canadian faith leaders, gathering on Parliament Hill to pray for a just peace for all in Palestine and Israel. Thanks to Andrea Mann for the photos. #GazaPilgrimageCDN #CCPilgrimages

Following today's Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage from Minto park to Parliament Hill, Church Leaders spoke at todays press conference reiterating the need for a Just Peace! Watch the full press conference here: cpac.ca/headline-polit… #GazaPilgrimageCDN #CSPilgrimage

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Learn about the newest intensive course from @NSMLca The Seeking Heart: A Contemplative and Spiritual Approach to Mission and Life youtu.be/4FF8RVywbUo?si… via @YouTube

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Members of the Bishop's Company and their guests enjoyed a lovely evening together on Tuesday at The Royal Botanical Gardens, featuring a captivating conversation between @BishopSBell and @michaelcoren. All funds raised support clergy and layworkers who are in extraordinary need.

Bishop Andrew and Mary Asbil participated in the Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage organized by KAIROS this weekend, walking in prayerful solidarity with the people of Gaza.

Embarking on a journey where faith meets pixels, seven young people at St. George, Allandale spent their March Break diving into the world of Minecraft to bring biblical themes to life. theanglican.ca/minecraft-camp…

During this Week of Action for a Gaza Ceasefire, engage by taking a photo of your congregation wearing white, plant a tree or hold a vigil/prayer service. Learn more: kairoscanada.org/gaza-ceasefire… #GazaPilgrimageCDN #GCPilgrimages

Have you registered for the National Worship Conference we are offering with @ELCICinfo? Taking place July 18-21 in Regina, it will explore ways to transform worship to honour the experiences of racialized & Indigenous people. Register by May 31 and save. nationalworshipconference.org

If you’ve ever wondered about the differences between English bible translations, this article will offer a brief guide to help you navigate popular versions of the bible today and gain greater awareness of how translations shape people’s lives of faith. buildfaith.org/whats-the-diff…

A Pentecost prayer for courage and bravery, from National Indigenous Archbishop Chris Harper anglicanjournal.com/a-pentecost-pr…

Join national church leaders for the final leg of the Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage: Canadian Churches for Just Peace - #ParliamentHill, May 22, beginning at Minto Park @ 8:00 AM. Wear white to symbolize peace. More here: kairoscanada.org/gaza-ceasefire… #GazaPilgrimageCDN #GCPilgrimages

Jerusalem and Holy Land Sunday on May 12 is an opportunity to learn more about and support God’s mission in the Diocese of Jerusalem and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan & the Holy Land. Download this year's worship resources: anglican.ca/gr/provinces/j… #JerusalemSunday

What a joyful celebration! St. James Cathedral was full on Sunday afternoon as friends, family and supporters gathered to witness the ordination of six new transitional deacons. Photos by Michael Hudson.

A move to 300 Bloor St. W. in Toronto will reduce costs and carbon footprint as @generalsynod, @UnitedChurchCda and @PCConnect will share office and archive spaces. Construction is underway at the new facility, with a move-in target of spring 2026. anglicanjournal.com/leases-signed-…

Primates share their communique from the 2024 Primates' Meeting Read the communique here: bit.ly/4djHLzn #Anglicans

On Sunday afternoon, many Anglicans gathered at St. James Cathedral to express their gratitude for the ministry and witness of the Order of the Holy Cross in our diocese as the brothers prepare to close the Toronto priory. Photos by Michael Hudson.