From Wednesday, May 6th through to Saturday, May 9th, representatives from across the Diocese of Algoma met in Sault Ste. Marie for the 47th session of Synod. The theme for this gathering was “Lift Up Your Hearts” and lift up our hearts unto the Lord we did! We were blessed to witness two ordinations at the…
On Saturday, April 25 at 2pm the dramatic production A Land Sung Alive will come to life at St. Luke’s Cathedral in Sault Ste. Marie. As we’ve come to expect from the Churchmouse Players, this production will be a treat for all in attendance. We caught up with Erin Herndon, one of the brave souls behind…
Alleluia Christ is risen, the Lord is Risen indeed! Easter blessings to all from the Deanery of Algoma. We look forward to celebrating the resurrection of Jesus with you today and throughout the season of Easter! Below are Easter Sunday service times throughout the deanery. Easter Sunday ~ April 5, 2015 St. Saviour’s Anglican Church, Blind…
The Deanery of Algoma extends Holy Week blessings to all as we journey towards Easter. See below for Holy Week Service Times Monday in Holy Week ~ March 30, 2015 St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Sault Ste. Marie 7:00pm Eucharist Tuesday in Holy Week ~ March 30, 2015 St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Sault Ste. Marie 7:00pm Eucharist Wednesday in Holy Week ~ March 30,…
Messy Church is an initiative that began in the UK and has taken root world-wide. It is a form of church for both children and adults that engages creativity, extends hospitality and fosters celebration! It is about worshipping God, sharing fellowship and exploring faith together… and there is a Messy Church right here in the Deanery…
In the Sault and looking for something to do on a snowy afternoon? How about a little Rachmaninov & Tolstoy! Experience great music and literature.
justgeneration.ca is the youth initiative of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF), part of the Anglican Church of Canada. As part of this initiative they have developed several resources designed to encourage Christian youth to live justly — resources that would be great for use in youth groups, such as Hunger is Not a…
“Investing young adults with leadership would be a “win-win,” says 20-something Catholic writer Michael O’Loughlin. It would evangelize and strengthen the faith of young leaders and increase the vitality, creativity and energy of the church.” What do you think? Does this ring true in the Anglican Church too? Good food for thought. Read the full article…
Religious journal First Things featured an article on their blog encouraging parents to continue reading out loud to their children. Mark Bauerlein, Senior Editor of First Things and author of the article says that many parents cease to read to their children when they themselves learn to read and suggests that this is a mistake, pointing toward…
The St. John’s Back to Basics Children’s Centre in Sault Ste. Marie has had an overwhelming month! After an open house the first week of December, BBCC has received tons of media coverage, raising awareness of the program in the downtown core of the city. Most recently, the program was nominated and selected in the 12…
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