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“Almighty God, Father of mercies and giver of comfort…
Can we double our membership in the AFC?
Rest in peace the Rev. Frank Doe
Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed…
“The feeling remains that God is on the journey too.” (Teresa of Avila)
…I pray that gratitude will be at the heart of your gatherings.
Condolences to the Hardie family
Sudbury-Manitoulin news – new Warden of Lay Readers
The Rev. Sherry de Jonge leaving Algoma for new ministry opportunity
Synod Office closed October 10-11.
Donate to Ride for Refuge in support of PWRDF
Prayers for those gathering for the annual Lay Readers’ Conference.
Remembering the children who did not return
Heal me, O Lord…
Requesting prayers for the Hardie family.
The Lord is near to the brokenhearted…
Do not let your hearts be troubled…
Mrs. Lily Fielding remembered as one of Sudbury’s great philanthropists.
We offer our condolences and ask for God’s comfort and assurance for those who mourn.
The Rev. Sarah Armstrong preparing for upcoming ordination on September 14th.
The Rev. Canon Martha Tatarnic will be a speaker at the upcoming Lay Readers’ Conference being held September 27-29, 2019 in Parry Sound.
“Brick by Brick and Book by Book” – Tarime 2020
“I have called you by name; your are mine.” (Isaiah 43.1)
Dear friends in Christ…
Comments from the General Synod vote on Canon 21 to be shared later this week.
Archbishop Anne’s pastoral letter to Algoma and Moosonee
Margaret Ann Elkin-Mugsy passed away July 7, 2019 with family by her side.
Born in Red Lake on December 19, 1968. Beloved mother of Jessica, Trevor (Chantelle), Jocelyn (Jay), and Joanna. Loving grandmother of Shayla, Giovanni, Serena, Michael, Treyden, and Hazel.
Archdeacon Hugh Hamilton (HA – St. Luke’s Cathedral) has requested prayers from his Diocesan family as he prepares to undergo eye surgery in London on Monday, July 15th. We ask that you uphold Hugh and his wife, Anna, in your prayers. We also ask God for skill, wisdom, and compassion…
The second Sunday in July is Sea Sunday, July 14 this year, and in the Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches we pray for seafarers and the Missions that help seafarers: the Mission to Seafarers, the Apostleship of the Sea and the International Sailors Society.
We would like to share one initiative with you that came out of “Thy Kingdom Come” – a global wave of prayer calling all Christians to pray between Ascension and Pentecost for more people to come to know Jesus Christ.