Opinion

November marks the end of one church year and the beginning of the next. On Nov. 23, we finish the church year celebrating Christ the ...

The Anglican Communion is experiencing a profound realignment. GAFCON is now increasingly framing itself as an alternative to the historic instruments of communion. This signals ...

My job title is bishop of the islands and inlets. I grew up sailing with my grandfather and father and met my husband while crewing ...

Earlier this year, the 2025 recipients of the Anglican Award of Merit, which recognizes outstanding contributions by Anglican laypeople, were announced. Included in that list ...

How would our lives be different if we believed that God is not elsewhere (the theme for our We Together gathering)?   Scratch that question. “Believe” ...

Dear Editor,   I continue to be impressed with the work of Christ Church Cathedral’s director of music, Donald Hunt. His article (Cathedral connects young people ...

Since the escape from slavery in Egypt and being called to be covenant people in the promised land, our story has always been intertwined with ...

Learning from Hindu and Buddhist wisdom Three religious traditions dear to me all share a common insight: within each of us there is a twoness, ...

In 2021, Terry Wildman, who is of Ojibwe (Ontario, Canada), Yaqui (Sonora, Mexico) and European decent, published a translation of the New Testament that is ...

“In the tiny spaces between breaths and the silence between your thoughts, I have placed a door that leads directly to me.” — Rumi   ...

As the editor of a diocesan newspaper, I have taken an interest in the recent discussions around communications and the Anglican Journal at the national ...

If you were able to go to the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria between December 2024 and April 2025, you will have been able to ...

It has been a difficult and beautiful month. For just shy of three weeks, I was at Dad’s bedside as he had entered at-home hospice ...