Stewardship Reflections – Pentecost Year C The following reflections are intended to encourage individuals and parishes to think about holistic stewardship and serve as guideposts along the way of our individual and collective faith journey. Bless you during this year’s Season of Pentecost and your various activities and ministries, including the practice of stewardship. We pray for the Holy Spirit to enable and equip us in taking care of ourselves; the gift and practice of faith; our relationships; Christ’s church;

Bishop William Cliff delivered his Charge to Synod 2025 at the Synod opening service at St. George’s Cathedral. What follows here is a detailed summary of his charge (a link at the bottom of this page will take you to the full text of the bishop’s charge): Bishop William Cliff’s Charge to Synod 2025 1. Gratitude and Reflection Bishop Cliff opened with a heartfelt thanks to the diocese for their warm welcome since his installation 18 months ago. He acknowledged

St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Brockville celebrated the coronation of His Majesty King Charles lll with a celebratory brunch following the 10:00 a.m. service on May 7.  Partakers dined on Coronation Chicken served on a bed of greens which was the menu at the coronation brunch for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth ll. Desserts included trifle and treacle tart; a tribute to England all the way. Diners were invited to dress in their finest with prizes awarded for the fanciest dressed.

The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) is inviting all Canadian Anglicans to put on their green-coloured classes and ready their submissions for the 2023 Request for Proposals (RFP) under the theme: Viriditas—God’s Greening Power.  Addressing a capacity audience at the Diocese of Huron Synod on Monday, May 29, Dr. Scott Brubacher, AFC’s executive director, explained that the 2023 RFP was inspired by the Assembly 2023 theme of “Let there be greening” as both an expression of care for creation, and

This year, in thanksgiving for and recognition of the ministry of Bishop Michael, the Diocese of Ontario is partnering with the Anglican Foundation of Canada’s (AFC) Say Yes! to Kids (SYTK) initiative—a ministry that is near and dear to Bishop Michael Oulton.  SYTK is a nationwide effort to create a sustainable, abundant source of funding for youth-focused initiatives across the Anglican Church of Canada. Since it was launched in 2021, SYTK has provided over $625,000 to more than 100 unique