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Archbishop Anne Germond invites Anglicans across the Diocese of Algoma to join her in prayer and celebration as, God willing, Benjamin (Ben) Paul is ordained to the Sacred Order of Deacons on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at St. Luke’s Cathedral in Sault Ste. Marie.

Following the recent launch of the renewed Diocesan Crest, the Diocese of Algoma has introduced a coordinated family of official logos and brand guidelines. These new visual identity resources are designed to support clear, consistent, and recognizable communication across diocesan ministries, deaneries, parishes, events, publications, websites, social media, signage, and

Alongside the renewed Coat of Arms, the Diocese is introducing a coordinated family of logos derived from the same heraldic foundation. These marks will provide a more consistent and recognizable presence across diocesan ministries, events, communications, and public-facing materials.

The Dioceses of Algoma and Huron invite all who knew and loved The Very Rev. Dr. Jay Koyle to a memorial service in thanksgiving for his life and ministry on Friday, May 15, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Paul’s Cathedral. All are welcome.

Archbishop Anne invites parish councils and the wider Diocese to begin this season of ministry “rooted and grounded in Christ,” encouraging intentional leadership, faithful listening, and a shared commitment to Christ-centred relationships. Includes a link to a draft Parish Council Covenant resource.

Details for the funeral service of The Very Rev. Dr. Jay Koyle at St. Luke’s Cathedral in Sault Ste. Marie, including livestream information and ways to honour his memory.

The Anne Germond Legacy Fund has reached approximately $1.2 million, following more than $54,000 in new support since September. Recent gifts from Thorneloe University, the St. Nicholas’ Dinner, and generous parish and individual donors continue to strengthen episcopal ministry in Algoma.

The Diocese of Algoma announces with sadness the death of the Rev. Canon Paul Ashley Carr, who died in Thunder Bay on the First Sunday of Advent, November 30, 2025. A beloved priest, pastor, and mentor, Canon Carr served in multiple dioceses and ministries across Canada before his long and

The Diocese of Algoma is pleased to welcome Mrs. Abiola O’Naiyese as our new Administrative Assistant, effective December 1, 2025. A lifelong Anglican with professional experience in healthcare, consulting, and corporate administration, Abiola brings strong organizational skills, a heart for service, and deep roots in the Church. Please join us

Archbishop Anne Germond will make her official visit to St. Luke’s Cathedral this Sunday, November 30, for Advent I, where she will unveil her 2026 Episcopal Motto. Building on 2025’s call to “draw deeply from the wells of salvation,” this year’s theme invites us to listen for where God is

Archbishop Anne Germond has announced the 2025 recipients of the Diocese of Algoma Certificates of Appreciation. Presented around Reign of Christ Sunday, these awards honour laypeople whose faith in action, quiet service, and generous leadership sustain parish life and outreach across Algoma. Read the full list of recipients and join

The Anne Germond Legacy Fund has surpassed $1.15 million, thanks to generous gifts from parishes and individuals across Algoma. Recent highlights include a $25,000 contribution from The Church of the Epiphany, Sudbury, along with parish gifts totaling more than $5,000—signs of faithful commitment to sustaining episcopal ministry.

The Rev. Brad Mittleholtz, Pastor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, is serving as Algoma’s delegate to the 2025 ELCIC National Convention in Winnipeg. As part of the Anglican-Lutheran Full Communion relationship, Brad is sharing daily reflections from this important gathering of worship, discernment, and hope. Read his Delegate Diary and

Archdeacon Deborah Kraft's sermon for the opening Eucharist of Synod