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Music and literacy among 2024 Say Yes! to Kids projects in our diocese

Say Yes! to Kids (SYTK) is the Anglican Foundation of Canada’s (AFC) nationwide effort to drive innovation, increase collaboration, and create a sustainable source of ...
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Report on reducing emissions in Diocese of Ontario churches

The 2021 Synod passed a resolution addressing our responsibilities under the Fifth Mark of Mission of the Anglican Communion: to “strive to safeguard the integrity ...
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St. Paul’s holds Indigenous Day of Learning and Sharing

St. Paul’s Brockville held an Indigenous Day of Learning and Sharing this past October. The day was planned to bring Indigenous people and settlers together ...
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Saint Lawrence Parish meets accessibility standards with vital upgrades

In 2006 the Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) established the LeSueur and Althera Brodie Fund to provide support for parish projects that benefit seniors. The ...
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Save Sunday June 2 for Say Yes! to Kids Sunday

Say Yes! to Kids (SYTK) is an annual fundraising appeal sponsored by the Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC). Launched in 2021, to fund church-led programs ...
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Check-in on community engagement with coordinator Russ Grant

As the diocesan community engagement coordinator, I ask: What is Community Engagement? Anything we do to put ourselves in front of the communities we serve ...
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Prescott Pollinator Project at the Greater Glory Garden

Jon: I feel particularly blessed to live in Southern Ontario. We delight in the blueberries and strawberries of spring, the beans and tomatoes of summer, ...
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Legacy gifts ‘lift all boats’: name your passion, grow your legacy

In 1973, A.E.J. “Ted” Fulford partnered with the Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) to develop a trust to promote, develop, and enrich sacred music in ...
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Four white men stand in a line. From left to right, and older man in a checkered shirt and then three high school age men. The first in toque, the second without a hat, and the third in a motherboard.

National Youth Campaign Raises $80,000: Napanee’s St. Mary Magdalene one of 17 successful Say Yes! to Kids fundraising teams

The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) is celebrating the success of its 3rd annual Say Yes! to Kids (SYTK) campaign, with 17 fundraising teams in ...
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Summer Fruit for Souls 2023

Excited to reunite with old friends and make new ones, twenty-two lay readers and lay leaders from the dioceses of Ontario, Huron, Toronto and Moosonee ...
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Bishop William Cliff

Bishop-elect Cliff to be installed as 13th bishop

Following the election of Bishop William Cliff on April 29 to serve as the 13th bishop of our diocese, an allegation against Bishop Cliff was ...
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Three white people stand together. The woman on the right holds a plate and wears a blue dress and red bandana around her head. In the middle a man also holds a plate in a black shirt with collar and black jacket has his glasses on top of his head. The woman on the right is wearing a black brimmed hat with white flowers, a red jacket over a patterned blue and red dress.

Coronation Sunday at St. Paul’s in Brockville

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 ...
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