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A stock image of a homeless person lying on the ground wearing a red toque. They are next to a sign that says 'Homeless and Hungry'

It takes courage

One of my favourite Biblical verses is:  “This is the day that the Lord hath made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.”  Psalm ...
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A white hand puts a coin into a jar full of coins. To the right there is a series of stacks os coins getting shorter towards the right.

A gift that gives back: “the Gift Plus Annuity”

For some time now you’ve known about the ministry and projects of the Anglican Diocese of Ontario Foundation and its partners. You may have wished ...
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A white man with glasses in a collar and robes stands in front of a church wall. The photo is black and white and clearly white old.

Share the light and Be firm in your faith

“See the light in others and treat them as if that is all you see.”  (Wayne Dyer) The above quote is a great one, but ...
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In Pictures: Dialogue takes a look back at Bishop Michael’s 12 years of Episcopal Ministry in the Anglican Diocese of Ontario

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A white man, Bishop Fulton, in a priest collar and black jacket stands in front of a podium with a golden bird on the front of it. Another white man stands in the background in a purple shirt and black jacket.

Bishop Oulton has ‘left the buliding’ (almost)

Twelve years ago on February 12th, 2011, I stood at the lectern of St. George’s Cathedral to address the assembled delegates of the Electoral Synod ...
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Five burlap sacks of grain open on top are in front of a neutral background. One in the foreground is spilling Putin front of the others.

Gift Planning 102:

The Winter 2022 edition of Dialogue published the first part of a series on gift planning.  Under an interesting photograph of a jar, marked FUTURE, ...
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In the foreground a concrete surface with a few decorative things on the surface. A small blue sign with yellow text reads "Camino de Santiago. Camino Portuges."

The bottle at the Cross

When you walk outside for weeks, day after day, through farmlands, villages, vineyards, along rivers, over hills and through forests you cannot help but see ...
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A yellow sign in both English and Afrikaans reads: "For use by white persons. These public premises and the amenities thereof have been reserved for the exclusive use of white persons. By order provincial secretary."

Making life count

“Come, let us walk in the light of our God!” – Isaiah 2: 5 One of my children, then aged seven, questioned me as to ...
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