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Highlights from the June Executive Committee Meeting

Highlights from the June Executive Committee Meeting

Meeting at Thorneloe University from June 3–4, the Diocese of Algoma Executive Committee gathered for worship, fellowship, and discussion of initiatives supporting ministry across the diocese. Conversations included Anglican Foundation grant applications, a proposed church asset disposal resource, redevelopment of the diocesan website, and reports celebrating faithful ministry and growth
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National Indigenous Day of Prayer

In this message for National Indigenous Day of Prayer, Archbishop Anne Germond reflects on the importance of reconciliation and highlights ministries across the Diocese of Algoma that serve Indigenous peoples and communities. From education and cultural revitalization to counselling, friendship, and community-building, these ministries offer powerful examples of healing, partnership,
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Seasons & Saints: Finishing the Week of June 7

This week’s liturgical note highlights the National Indigenous Day of Prayer and reflects on the Church’s calling to participate in God’s work of reconciliation. The note also offers devotional resources for the commemorations of Joseph Butler, Bishop of Durham, and Bernard Mizeki, catechist and martyr in Zimbabwe, whose faithful witness
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St. Luke’s Celebrates

A special Evensong service at St. Luke’s Cathedral on June 7 celebrated the many people whose gifts enrich the life of the cathedral community. Through presentations, awards, music, and worship, the congregation gave thanks for the faithful service of children, youth, volunteers, choir members, and ministry leaders who continue to
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On the Road with Archbishop Anne

During a June visit to the Thunder Bay–North Shore Deanery, Archbishop Anne Germond participated in the interment of Canon Paul Carr, visited Archdeacon Eric Paterson, and presided at Holy Eucharist and Confirmation at St. Stephen the Martyr in Thunder Bay. The weekend brought together moments of remembrance, pastoral care, worship,
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Walking the Path Together

The Chartres-style labyrinth at Church of the Redeemer in Rosseau continues to serve as a place of prayer, contemplation, and community connection. On June 19, community members are invited to gather for Singing for the Soul: A Sunset Singing Meditation in the Labyrinth, an evening celebrating light, reflection, and the
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Answering the Call

An Emergency Service Workers Appreciation Luncheon hosted by St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church in Schreiber brought together police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and emergency personnel for a meal of gratitude and fellowship. Inspired by the Rev. Jan Latham’s own experience in the fire service, the annual event celebrates the dedication,
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