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God must be huge, or at least, that’s what I thought when I was a child. I understood that God was all-powerful and knew all there was to know — so surely, God is huge. God, I imagined, is so big that the galaxy is cradled in God’s arms. Big things are always powerful.
I started in full-time ministry at the age of 22. I had the opportunity to work for a faith-based organization in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, that …
What made you decide to pursue the role of deacon? I cannot really say that I decided. I had a strong call to service in …
Where were you born and where did you grow up? I grew up in Coventry, England, was baptized as a baby and grew up in …
Karen Coverett is assistant warden at St. John the Divine, Victoria, and first attended worship at the church during Pride Week 2016. I spoke to …
Our new editor of the Post asked me an interesting opening question: “What made you decide on the role of deacon as a career?” It …
Mother, daughter and friend living, laughing and praying together Buying a new house is often an exciting experience and can symbolise different things for different …
St. Mary, Oak Bay, parishioner publishes new book Over the last year, Elizabeth Laugharne, a parishioner at St. Mary the Virgin, Oak Bay, has used …
A generous benefactor, a long tradition, a continuing evolution As promised, this is a continuation of last month’s article about the John Albert Hall Lectures, …
I was born and raised in small-town southern Alberta, with a United Church minister for a father and a United Church minister’s daughter for a …
Before puppetry, my existence was tickled by an unfettered spiritual curiosity. I was born Anglican, but my spiritual foundation was poured during the long 1960s …
