Anglican Journal Inspiring the faithful since 1875 vol. 139 no. 7 september 2013 Remember the Sabbath

September seems to be all about gearing up for back to school, back to work, back to the rat race after the fleeting reprieve of summer holidays (if you had any). The promise that computers and labour-saving technology would mean more leisure time for everyone now seems laughable in the face of statistics that clearly show most people are working harder and longer than ever. In the midst of that busyness, and the stress that comes with it, the Journal poses the question, have we forgotten Sabbath? “Remember the Sabbath day, and keep it holy. For six days you shall labour and do all your work. But the seventh day is a sabbath to the Lord your God; you shall not do any work” is the fourth commandment (Ex. 20:8–10a), but what does it mean in a society that can shop, work and chatter online 24/7? What have we lost? What does it cost? What is the church’s role in calling people to keep the Sabbath? —Leigh Anne Williams See RX, p. 8

Drop thy still dews of quietness, till all our strivings cease; take from our souls the strain and stress, and let our ordered lives confess the beauty of thy peace. Hymn 455, Common Praise

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an ‘appalling, inhumane’ experiment marriage motion controversial On July 16, several publications various groups, including the church, carried a Canadian Press (CP) story for a federal investigation into the For some Canadian Anglicans, General Synod’s about Ian Mosby, a historian from the matter. decision on July 6 to bring to its next meeting University of , who stumbled Hiltz and MacDonald also noted in 2016 a resolution changing the church’s law on a little-known fact in the course of that issues around nutrition and to allow same-sex marriage will bring new life; his research on the history of food in lack of access to fresh, healthy food but others argue it will only serve to precipi- . continue to be “a primary cause of tate the church’s decline. In the 1940s, the Canadian govern- significant health issues among many The Anglican Journal interviewed an equal ment subjected aboriginal children marites n. sison indigenous peoples.” number of , clergy and laity from from six Indian residential schools to The May 2000 issue of the Anglican The two church leaders reiterated opposite sides of the divide to gauge opinions nutrition experiments that included Journal, with a report on what happened the church’s commitment to address about the controversial resolution to change withholding food and basic dental to native children in residential schools. issues affecting indigenous people Canon 21 on marriage. care, Mosby told CP’s Bob Weber. in Canada as part of its efforts to “I feel that this is going to cause a lot of And yet, Mosby noted, little was and National Indigenous Anglican achieve “genuine reconciliation” divide in our church that we have worked very written about this. “A May 2000 Mark MacDonald issued a with , Métis and Inuit hard to heal,” said Falen MacNaulty, a lay mem- article in the Anglican Journal about joint statement describing the tests peoples. ber from the . “I kind of some of them was the only reference conducted on aboriginal children Access to food and good nutri- thought we had put this behind us a little bit Mosby could find,” reported CP. as “appalling.” Using the schools as tion will be one of many issues to be and were moving forward…I feel that this may Reacting to the news, which has laboratories and children as subjects addressed by a commission that the have set us backwards slightly.” prompted calls for an investigation, of experiments, they said, is “so primate will appoint this fall, said Dean Peter Elliott, from the diocese of New the primate of the Anglican Church inhumane.” Hiltz and MacDonald. Westminster, acknowledged that the resolu- of Canada, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, The news prompted calls from — Marites N. Sison See MIXED, p. 7

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marekuliasz For he will commend his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways. —Psalm 91:11 The gift of angels

Fear not, God will act insights and intuitions

By william cliff count on some form of angelic By judy rois scripture. Michael the Archangel help. Angels appear at God’s will fought victoriously against the n one and have a remarkably consistent n New Year’s Eve, Glenda power of evil during a war in of my message: “Don’t be afraid. God is ORowlands (not her real name) heaven. Raphael is depicted as Iparishes about to do something.” Angels found herself on the edge of a the angel of healing and Uriel as a number of are charged with delivering these bridge. Her boyfriend had de- the angel of transforming energy. years ago, I messages from God. clared their relationship over and Since at least the fifth century, the was visiting This is far different from she slid into despair. “This is it,” Christian church has celebrated with a very most of the artistic and dramatic she said. She uttered a prayer of the feast of St. Michael and All aged war portrayals of angels in popular desperation, closed her eyes and Angels to acknowledge the great veteran. culture. Pop culture angels show took a deep breath. mystery of the heavenly host. Tired of up with therapeutic affirming Then she felt someone touch Medieval theologian Thomas neale cousland carrying messages or simply float past her arm. Aquinas wrote, “Angels often on after all his friends and family as tubby babies with harps and Glenda opened her eyes. Beside come in the form of inexplicable had died or faded from his life, wings. Other pop culture angels her was a misty figure. She heard insights or powerful intuitions.” he asked me: “Why am I still look like Hollywood stars and go the faint words, “Go home.” Then Many of us know that God here? Has God forgotten me?” on rampages of violence—more a the mist vanished. comes at unexpected moments He wasn’t angry; he was confused reflection of human rather than Later, Glenda said, “I wasn’t and in different ways, and since about what was taking God so angelic reality. afraid. In fact, I felt peaceful. I ancient times one of those ways long to come and get him. Real angels live and still turned around and went home. has been through visions and “Remember,” I told him, deliver messages from God. The When I got into bed that night, for visits of angels. “that all the host of heaven are message is the same: “Don’t be the first time in my life, I believed Scripture claims that angels arranged into armies, with the afraid. God is doing a new thing.” someone was out there looking are entirely real, quite natural archangels as their captains. Sometimes they wear flesh after me.” to human experience and one of Perhaps, as in any army, there has and look like your neighbour, John Henry Newman, the God’s unique ways of speaking to been a mix up and the clerk angel and other times they make an renowned 19th-century theologian, humanity. Should we, as people of in charge of your call home has entrance, as the prayer book described angels as “our fellow faith, be surprised at such mysti- lost your file. When he finds it, says, as angels and archangels servants who watch over us and cal experiences when we know God will call you up.” and all the company of heaven. defend even the most undeserv- that the God of the scriptures has The veteran smiled and said, Either way, true angels always ing of us all.” That night, Glenda never been confined to any one “Now, that makes sense—it would point in one direction and have Rowlands experienced what might way of communicating with God’s be just like the army to lose my a similar message. They make have been an angel. people? record.” an entrance—and remind us that The Christian scriptures, with The Letter to the Hebrews, I told the story again when I there is nothing to fear and that over 300 references, call angels chapter 13 verse 2, says, “Do not presided at his funeral a little God is doing a new thing. Trust divine messengers. Abraham neglect to show hospitality to over a year later. The only people in that message makes all the and Sarah had numerous visits strangers, for by doing that some there were the Legion honour difference because it comes from from angels. Jacob saw them in have entertained angels without guard, the funeral director and the God who loves us and has dreams. The Hebrew people were knowing it.” me. And the angels. revealed that love in Jesus. God guided by a heavenly host as they And so, with all the complexi- When angels from the Bible wants to be known by us and wandered through the desert. ties that this subject raises—with show up, they make an entrance. sends us the message all the time, Ezekiel saw the throne of God angels and archangels and all God wants angels to get our using whatever angel happens to like a chariot of fire surrounded the company of heaven, we give attention because God wants us be at hand. by angels. David was saved by thanks for their presence among to hear what has to be said. Jesus an angel when he was thrown to us. Christ, the Son of the Living God, THE REV. CANON WILLIAM CLIFF the lions. Gabriel announced our wants to be known—and wants is the chaplain of Huron University Lord’s birth to Mary, and an angel THE REV. CANON DR. JUDY ROIS is you to know him. If there is an College at the University of Western announced Christ’s resurrection executive director, Anglican Foundation important message that God Ontario in London, Ont. from the dead. of Canada, and adjunct faculty, Trinity seeks to deliver, then you can Some angels are named in College, .

anglicanjournal.com 3 from the editor News: cover story to covering fish a . p a u l f e h e l e y in a former apology is an unaccept- able level of hypocrisy. The church Those working in public relations ‘Am I my brother’s has a gospel imperative to seek justice often refer to the adage, “Today’s news on this matter—to stare into the face wraps tomorrow’s fish.” Whenever a of those who are responsible and client, be it a company or an individ- keeper?’ Yes. to rally Canadians, both inside and ual, becomes the leading news story outside of the church, to respond to and negative reports affect the client’s this inhumane treatment. image—and profits—the PR firm will church“ was the ments, as well as implement inspec- Across Canada, we all watched note that the public has a very short conscience of tions by independent auditors, whose in disbelief as explosions destroyed memory and will offer comforting society, and findings will be made public. Another Lac-Mégantic, Que., in July. Some 47 assurances that another front-page helped deter- important step in this process will see Canadians are dead, and no one seems story will quickly replace the current mine and shape workers and unions lead training and to be able to say why or how this one. Increasingly, it seems that we fail its morals and ethics. I fully realize health and safety committees. These happened. The greater effort seems to consider important news seriously that one can point, far too many actions are critical in recognizing that directed at blaming someone else and and to delve into issues with more times, to instances when the church workers rights are human rights. worrying about who will pay. How than a fleeting notice. misused and abused this role. Those The church needs to be at the will the church help in the long-term A similar pattern may be seen sins of the past, as dreadful as they forefront, monitoring these changes, redevelopment of survivors’ lives? when it comes to electing politi- were, cannot be the excuse in our time addressing questions of boycotting The church needs to ensure that cians—in this country and espe- to do nothing. My hope is that the products produced by desperately the issues of today are not simply fish cially in our neighbours’ to the south. church can learn from the past and poor people in unsafe conditions and wrap for tomorrow. It must be a moral Significant subjects are reduced to address critical matters with vigour, ensuring that workers are involved compass that seeks, pursues and short and striking sound bites, and determination and a sense of faith in in the development of safe working demands justice where none exists. no one seems prepared to listen to its ability to make a difference. environments everywhere. “Am I my brother’s keeper?” Cain substantive speeches and to debate On April 24, 2013, the Rana Plaza On the cover of this edition of the asks God in Genesis. Undoubtedly, the profoundly important issues. collapsed on garment workers in Dha- Anglican Journal is a story the Jour- answer is yes. I believe there is an important role ka, Bangladesh. More than a thousand nal was the first to report—13 years for the church to play in not allowing people were killed; an overwhelming ago—concerning the use of aboriginal issues simply to disappear into the number of the victims were young children as subjects for medical and archdeacon a. paul feheley ether. When politicians and society women. Non-governmental organiza- dental experiments. The Government is interim managing editor of the at large are not willing to stand up tions have since begun to work with of Canada has not addressed this Anglican Journal. for the poor and disenfranchised, the some, but not all, large retailers, who abhorrent situation; for Aboriginal email: [email protected] church must step into the breach and will be required to pay for mandatory Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt to both speak and act. Historically the fire and building safety improve- say that what happened was included

Letters political action needed ‘slovenly’ & ‘sacrilegious’ Where was the cross? I agree with the cogent point made by I wonder why it was so important for It was very disappointing to see an editor Paul Feheley in the summer 2013 the people who planned worship at the inukshuk as the focal point for both issue of the Journal [Vegas maybe, but July Joint Assembly to be “creative” the opening and closing eucharist Ottawa no! p. 4] that the strong resolu- and innovative [New elements shape services during Joint Assembly in tion on homelessness passed at the Joint assembly worship, Summer 2013, p. 7]. Ottawa. I frankly don’t see what a Assembly must be backed by action. As a delegate, I was horrified at the non-life-giving, paganistic object had As he asks, “How many people will find result. I found it disjointed, cheesy and, to do with Christianity or worship- housing, thanks to this resolution?” quite frankly, embarrassing. But more ping Jesus. Why was such an object The answer is up to all of us, and in Colin Johnson is meeting with Ontario’s than that—I was brokenhearted at the chosen? Why wasn’t the cross used as the action we can take to live out this minister of housing to urge her support manner in which the sacred body and the focal point instead? Those blocks resolution, sustained by the call of our in this effort. We are also supporting a blood were treated. Volunteers served forming the inukshuk could easily tables like waiters, the purificators faith to “set the oppressed free” (Isaiah broad campaign called “Housing Opens have formed a tall cross and been (used to wipe the cheap wine glasses) 58). We need to signal to our govern- Doors,” which has drawn support from the centre of attention. Furthermore, were disposable—I saw them in the ments, and to our whole society, that over 70,000 Ontarians in an effort to why wasn’t there a cross of some sort bathroom—and the huge quantity of we just can’t accept a situation where educate the public about the benefits on the altar throughout the week? “leftovers” was shoved aside on some so many of our neighbours either have gained when people have decent places There were two pointless candles on nowhere to live at all or are living in to live (such as lower health-care costs) ugly trolley. I can’t imagine that the “purificators” were burned reverently, the altar that signified what, exactly? degrading housing conditions for lack and the need for action. In attempting to be different for of affordable housing. Anglicans in the In politics, numbers count—and if and I suppose that the wine glasses went directly into the dishwasher...and this event, the organizers neglected diocese of Toronto will be meeting with enough of us our raise our voices, and to include the one object central to their local members of the Provincial urge our fellow Anglicans, neighbours who would have consumed all that wine and bread? Perhaps “slovenly” and “sac- the Christian faith, upon which our Parliament this fall in a non-partisan and friends to do likewise, we can make a Saviour was crucified. And it sure campaign to call for stronger action to real difference. rilegious” were also guiding principles for the worship planning committee. isn’t an inukshuk. address homelessness and poverty is- Murray MacAdam Jason Antonio sues. Anglicans in the Social Justice & Advocacy Consultant R. Shane Bengry Regina plan a similar campaign. Archbishop Diocese of Toronto Carberry, Man.

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4 anglican journal • September 2013 Come and see Smelling the roses F r e d H i l t z robin—the father, Day after day we watched the robins’ afresh God’s handiwork in my life and I assume—took activity—mother and father tending in our church’s. I hope to hear things In taking time “to smell the roses,” we watch on the their young, their little mouths wide I am otherwise too busy to hear. I will sometimes discover things we might nearby fence, open to receive food that had been use this time to hear what the Spirit not otherwise experience. then swooped gathered for them. Now we hear them is saying to me and to this church When Lynne and I returned from into the rose- chirping! And we know that soon they we love, and to listen for the Spirit’s Joint Assembly and General Synod in bush, bringing will leave the nest and fly on their own. leading in our commitment to God’s July, we discovered that a robin had food. Perched By the time you read this column, mission in the world today. built a nest in the rose bush near the on the edge of dear friends, I will be stopping “to patio. She had used twigs, mud, bits of the nest, he gave smell the roses.” I will be acting on Archbishop Fred Hiltz string and even clumps of Joe’s hair. the food to the Jesus’ invitation to “Come away...and is primate of (Joe is our wonderful Labrador retriev- mother robin, rest a while” (Mark 6:31). For six weeks the Anglican Church er.) We couldn’t resist taking a peek. who in turn I will read, dream and draw, ponder and of Canada. Sure enough, a beautiful turquoise egg rearranged herself to feed the baby. pray. Some of those weeks will be at the lay in the nest! Again, we couldn’t resist peeking. To seashore. The path from the cottage to For three weeks we watched the our delight, we saw a tiny little robin, the beach is edged with wild roses. You mother robin nesting. Then came downy and reddish in colour—and two can be sure I will stop to enjoy them. an abundance of activity. Another more beautiful turquoise eggs! In this time apart I hope to discover walking together Letters

(Thank you) Moments of grace When I saw the picture [May 2013, the debate continues p. 1] and the article about Japanese We have all been reading with great attention your coverage of m a r k m a c d o n a l d Canadian churches [Injustices toward the General Synod and it has been great to receive the regular Japanese-Canadians acknowledged, updates. Thank you for your excellent work! Across Turtle Island, I have seen May 2013, p. 6], in the Anglican It is no secret that one of the hot-button issues was Resolution in an uncountable number of Journal, I just couldn’t believe it. I C003 and we would like to add our voice to the debate. To this homes the picture of Archbishop really appreciate it and it meant a end, we request that you print the [following] release. , former primate, lot to Japanese-Canadian Anglicans. Roseanne Kydd delivering his apology on Thank you. Oakville, Ont. August 6, 1993 at the National Michiko Tatchell Native Convocation, which Vancouver later became known as Sacred Alliance Statement Circle. His apology seems to ‘Inspiring the faithful’ regarding outcomes of the Ottawa Joint Assembly, July 2013 have touched a lot of people, especially those who were Two articles in the summer issue amazed me: one was the review of the The Anglican Communion Should we take warning from there, but even many of those Alliance (ACA), a national this experience and exercise who weren’t there found that filmRevolution by Michael Thompson God has [A film to cause change, Summer 2013, voice affirming Classical An- godly wisdom by forestalling moment to be critical in their glicanism within the Anglican the likely consequences that lives. On the 20th anniversary p. 13] and the other was the article created a by Elizabeth May [An activist, an Church of Canada, releases may well accompany changes of the apology, its importance the following statement to our Marriage Canon? lives on. pathway Anglican, a political leader, Summer 2013, p. 14]. Too often the Anglican regarding the Joint Assembly The ACA doesn’t view At the time, there was “ of the Anglican Church of the preparation for changes for us to walk considerable fear and criticism Journal has been filled with items of narrow interest only to Anglicans. I Canada’s General Synod and to the Marriage Canon as a on the part of many non- in newness of the Evangelical Lutheran loving gesture towards those indigenous members of the am so happy to see the seriousness of life. It is now climate change highlighted. Church in Canada’s (ELCIC) with same-sex attraction. To Anglican Church of Canada. National Convention held at bless and even sanctify what They questioned the need our task to Thanks for shoring up my faltering faith in the future of the church. the Ottawa Convention Centre God has not blessed is to lead for the apology and worried walk in it. on July 4 – 7, 2013: people in a direction that about the legal consequences. Sara Chu The theme for this gather- cannot promise flourishing. Victoria Today, a new kind of critique ing was everywhere evident We are thankful for the pause is being made, regarding the studied to death? on posters, screens, and bro- that slows down the move fullness of the primate’s apology. Looking at the chures around the Convention to adopt sexual innovation primate’s apology, along with other church apologies, I must congratulate General Synod Centre: “Together for the love in the process dictated by a reasonable questions are being asked about how fully on its approval of a resolution that of the world.” It was a keynote canonical change to doctrine. and completely responsibility has since been owned will bring about the issue of same-sex that sounded the unity being We draw attention to the shift by participating organizations. Some indigenous marriage to a vote at General Synod celebrated between the two in emphasis from “blessings” people have said they will not accept the apology until in 2016 [Same-sex marriage vote in churches while it heralded the to “marriage” that occurred it is proved by action. This is quite understandable. 2016, Summer 2013, p. 9]. How much Gospel’s embrace of the world incrementally without discus- But most indigenous people with whom I have longer will we have to wait? in love. It reminded all present sion and is now before us. We talked put the apology in its context, recognizing the The Rev. Bob Derrenbacker says, of the purpose of our being endorse heartily the four-part apology as an act of courage, grief and compassion— “Blessings are not the same thing as there. amendment of the Rt. Rev. the beginning of repentance. Many see it as the marriage.” He said the amendment There was also a certain Dr. Stephen Andrews, Bishop beginning of their own healing. Most have seen it as would “ensure that the proper and irony in the festivity sur- of the Algoma, to Resolution an awakening of hope. Almost all have seen it as so requisite study, consultation and rounding our unity with the C003 to change Marriage much more than they ever expected. prayer would take place in advance ELCIC. The most striking Canon XXI to accommodate Elie Wiesel, U.S. political activist, professor and of any proposed change to one of the expression of it emerged same-sex marriage, and we prolific author, has said, “Words can sometimes, in canons of our church.” from the National Bishop look forward to participating moments of grace, attain the quality of deeds.” The Hasn’t the issue been studied to Susan Johnson’s report to the in the “broad consultation” apology of Michael Peers had that quality. This does death? By the time they study, consult assembly that drew attention process that determines if a not make those words perfect nor excuse the church and pray, there won’t be an Anglican to a demographic study of theological rationale exists for from living up to those words today. What it does Church of Canada left, by the time declining membership and gay and lesbian marriage. May mean is that God—as in the gospel of the Living the donkey-years roll on and all the diminishing financial resourc- God’s grace and truth be our Word, Jesus—has created a pathway for us to walk in pussyfooting takes place. es. The most dramatic drop guide. newness of life. It is now our task to walk on it. I am sure the Prayer Book Society and followed the authorization of The Rev. Canon Dr. Murray the Anglican network will have their same-sex marriage at their Bishop Mark MacDonald Henderson is national indigenous work cut out for them. 2011 National Convention. Chair, Anglican Communion Alliance bishop of the Anglican Church of Canada. Peter Iveson Toronto

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mid-east resolution stirs reaction

The resolution on peace and controversially, the document Fogel, CEO of the Centre for justice in Palestine and Israel, recommended a policy of Israel and Jewish Affairs, passed by General Synod at its “divestment and an economic which had sharply criticized a Ottawa meeting in July, has and commercial boycott of 2012 United Church of Canada met with mixed reactions everything produced by the resolution calling for a boycott. from Palestinian and Israeli occupation.” Carmi’s letter “We are very disappointed organizations. encouraged the church to move that, despite some positive Nora Carmi, project co- toward that policy as an “impor- aspects in its recent resolution, ordinator for Kairos Palestine, tant element and non-violent the General Synod has edged wrote to Archbishop Fred tool” to accelerate ending the towards this same negative Hiltz, primate of the Anglican [Israeli] occupation. approach.” Church of Canada, to thank The resolution passed in Fogel said the centre also and congratulate the church for Ottawa went only as far as rec- opposes the 2009 document “managing to raise a prophetic ommending Anglicans educate “which offers a terribly dis- voice and courageous…stand, at themselves about the document torted, one-sided narrative; least on several issues...” as well as “the impact of illegal fundamentally failing to Carmi was writing on behalf settlements on the lives of both recognize that both Israelis and of the group of Palestinian Palestinians and Israelis; about Palestinians have suffered alike Christians, including many imported products identified and that both sides will have to church leaders in Palestine, as produced in or related to the offer meaningful compromises who authored a 2009 document illegal settlements and mislead- in order to resolve this painful called A Moment of Truth: A ingly labelled as produced in conflict.” ryan rodrick / shutterstock word of faith, hope and love Israel; about the complexities of Full story, Mid-East resolu- Israeli soldiers check Palestinian women at Bethlehem’s checkpoint. from the heart of Palestin- economic advocacy measures.” tion at www.anglicanjournal. ian suffering. Perhaps most This concerned Shimon com — Leigh Anne Williams primate sees ‘positive, upbeat spirit’ at joint assembly

Archbishop Fred Hiltz de- “People had a sense that we Reacting to statements scribed July’s Joint Assembly really were together for some- made by some members that as a “spirit-filled, spirit-led” thing bigger than ourselves,” allowing same-sex marriage is gathering that can only he added. a big leap from the blessing of strengthen the full communion Hiltz expressed the hope same-sex unions, the primate relationship of the Anglican that delegates who watched said, “None of that surprises Church of Canada and the him co-chair joint assembly me. There’s nothing new in Evangelical Lutheran Church with Susan Johnson, ELCIC that perspective; that’s been in Canada (ELCIC). national bishop, saw “some there in the life of the church “The very fact that these modelling of shared leadership for many years.” two churches, which have all that was encouraging for them As for what he considered kinds of challenges in front of in the local context.” to be highlights of the meet- them, were prepared to make As for General Synod, Hiltz ing, Hiltz noted General Syn- this step to meet is really quite said although it was a much od’s approval of an indigenous incredible,” said Hiltz, primate shorter meeting, “We did in diocese in northern Ontario, of the Anglican church. “What fact get our work done.” and its passage of the resolu- I saw through the Joint Assem- The primate said he was not tion setting out the criteria bly was a very positive, upbeat surprised that the resolution for choosing future national simon chambers spirit.” The assembly was asking the Council of General indigenous Anglican bishops held July 3 to 7 at the Ottawa On Parliament Hill a young person interviews Joint Assembly co-chairs Synod to prepare a resolution and members of the Anglican Convention Centre. Archbishop Fred Hiltz and Bishop Susan Johnson. for 2016 that would change the Council of Indigenous Peoples Together for the Love of the declaration on homelessness Hill that called for access to marriage canon to allow same- and Sacred Circle. World, the assembly theme, and resource extraction and in clean water in indigenous sex marriage “sparked some — Marites N. Sison found expression in the joint the youth event on Parliament communities, said Hiltz. difficult moments.”

Retired nurse who served years in Canada’s north prepares bequest hirley, now in her late seventies, served for years as a re-visit her will (prepared ten years ago), as her priorities Sregistered nurse in northern Ontario and Saskatchewan, and circumstances have changed. She has decided to leave along with her late husband, a teacher. They were both a substantial proportion of her estate to General Synod, passionate in their care for First Nations children and young designated for Indigenous Ministries, to be allocated by the people, especially, and wherever they were posted helped National Anglican Indigenous Bishop and colleagues. She is community elders and other leaders to revive their culture and hoping her gift will help make a significant difference in the customs. They supported the ministries of their local Anglican lives of the most vulnerable in the communities of northern churches and dioceses, including generous gifts to Anglicans in Ontario and Saskatchewan, including support of the catechist Mission and in recent years to the Anglican Appeal. training programme. Shirley followed with great interest the proceedings of this Shirley is grateful for the opportunity to share in this summer’s Joint Assembly, and was especially delighted important ministry and for the blessings God has showered to learn of the historic developments in First Nations upon her and her husband through many happy years of ministry and self-determination. She has decided to marriage and service.

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Continued from p. 1 tion could reopen wounds over Gift guide ad the issue of same-sex blessings 2 col x 5” that have daunted the church in the past decade. But, “it is also continuing in the healing process for some of the wounds that have been there for a long time,” said Elliott. “Gay and lesbian people in the life of the church have for some decades been second-class citizens…I think it is a word of healing for those of us who are gay.” The ’s Bishop Larry Robertson said he was “disappointed” with the IngridHS resolution. “I’ve been told by General Synod, meeting in Toronto in 2016, will consider changing Canon at least one primate and many 21 to allow for same-sex marriage. bishops that we’re not discuss- ing marriage, so we have done ally think that matters. I think no real research on it,” he said. The full version of the the point is: is God’s grace “It’s a complete leap. From story—Joy, sadness over being made known in this my first meeting of the House proposed marriage canon relationship?” of Bishops in 1999, I was told change—is available at Antoinette Lynch-Joseph, same-sex blessing is not mar- www.anglicanjournal.com. youth member from the riage—it’s a pastoral thing, and diocese of Montreal, shared marriage is a doctrinal thing…” Elliott’s view that the resolu- Canon Gene Packwood, just for the same-sex bless- tion can only be good for the re:form is a fully customizable curriculum a clergy delegate from the ings, 35 congregations left in church and make it more that trusts youth to wrestle with the historic Alberta alone and their budget diocese of Calgary, expressed relevant to society. Christian faith and theology. 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Bruyere is associate priest at Christ Church Sagkeeng First Nation in Fort Alexander, and also serves in Little Black River October Bible Readings marites n. sison First Nation, Hollow Water Day Reading DaY Reading First Nation and Manitgota- The Rev. Nancy Bruyere, newly appointed suicide prevention co-ordinator gan—all in Manitoba. for western Canada and the Arctic, at General Synod 01 Habakkuk 2.5-20 c 17 Jeremiah 31.23-40 c A priest since 1999, Bruyere 02 Habakkuk 3.1-19 c 18 2 Timothy 4.9-22 c commit suicide about five to said she will draw on her own Suicide and self- c c six times more often that non- 03 Lamentations 2.1-22 19 Psalm 119.89-104 personal experience to help inflicted injuries 04 Lamentations 3.1-18 c 20 Luke 18.1-8 c people deal with the issue. aboriginal youth. Bruyere attempted suicide are the top causes “What really impresses me 05 Lamentations 3.19-39 c 21 Joel 1.1-20 c as a child and then again as of death in Canada about Nancy is her pastoral 06 Luke 17.1-10 c 22 Joel 2.1-17 c a young mother at 21. “I can care and her ministry in her 07 Jeremiah 29.1-14 c 23 Joel 2.18-32 c relate to the feelings of hope- “for First Nations youth community,” said the Rev. 08 Lamentations 3.40-66 c 24 Joel 3.1-21 c lessness, depression, shame…,” and adults up to age 44 Canon Virginia (Ginny) Doc- 09 Lamentations 4.1-22 c 25 Psalm 65.1-13 c she said. tor, national co-ordinator for 10 Lamentations 5.1-22 c 26 Psalm 84.1-12 c —Health Canada indigenous ministries. Bruyere grew up in a home 11 Psalm 66.1-20 c 27 Luke 18.9-27 c “where life was not perfect” residential schools experience. Bruyere is married to the 12 Psalm 111.1-10 c 28 John 15.11-27 c and there was “lots of alcohol, Suicide and self-inflicted Rev. Richard Bruyere, who, like fighting, fear and abuse.” This injuries are the top causes her, is a non-stipendiary priest 13 Luke 17.11-19 c 29 Matthew 11.20-30 c kind of family situation is of death in Canada for First in the diocese of Keewatin. 14 Deuteronomy 8.1-20 c 30 John 8.12-30 c not uncommon, said Bruyere, Nations youth and adults up They have four children and 25 15 Exodus 17.1-16 c 31 John 8.31-47 c particularly in those communi- to age 44, according to Health grandchildren. 16 Jeremiah 31.1-22 c ties affected by the Indian Canada. Aboriginal youth — M.s.

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time Canadian 57% 50.2 full-time employees spend in work-related report high levels hours activities each week of stress 8 days 23% time employees missed spend time each week work due to emotional or in elder care physical fatigue 54% 1/3 take work home amount of work outside of time spent regular hours using email

Source: Revisiting Work-Life Issues in Canada: The 2012 National Study on Balancing Work and Caregiving in Canada, by Linda Duxbury, Ph., and Christopher Higgins, PhD. Photo: Auremar Rx: Take one Sabbath weekly

Dr. David Posen, a stress specialist and popular “an opportunity for your stress level to come speaker, published a book this year entitled Is Work down, which is healing in itself.” Rest also offers an Killing You? A Doctor’s Prescription for Treating opportunity to refresh and replenish energy levels, Workplace Stress. When asked about the benefits of he said. And, he added, “It gives people a chance a Sabbath and the costs of not having one, he told to connect with family and friends, and enhances Anglican Journal: “My message about leisure and relationships, which often get neglected when work-life balance is that they are not luxuries. They people are very busy.” It is also a chance to enjoy are necessities for good health, for good energy, life and expand it with activities such as reading, for good productivity and, frankly, for stress relief. music, art and volunteering, he said. They are antidotes to chronic stress.” Our 24/7 culture also takes a toll on “the inner Many employees are now expected, or take it self, the spiritual side of people, the soul,” he upon themselves, to check emails on their days said. “When people are in a place of worship, for off and weekends, he observed. “There’s a cost to example, even if they are not highly religious or always being ‘on,’ ” he said. “It’s costly to health, following the service minute by minute, there is energy; it’s also costly to relationships…” a tranquility; there’s a pause for reflection that I Physically, Posen said, the human body needs Monkik think is exceedingly important.” recovery time between periods of high stress. The Time to reflect offers people a chance to step fight-or-flight response was intended to deal with Time to reflect offers back and gain perspective and inspiration, he short-term threats or dangers. “You’ve got people’s said. “Dr. Herbert Benson wrote a book called The stress reaction turned on pretty well all the time, people a chance to Breakout Principle, in which he talked about the and cortisol flowing through your body, and then step back and gain fact that when you take time out, away from work, all the effects of the stress reaction—your blood you often get some of your best ideas, or suddenly pressure goes up or stays up; your cholesterol goes “ the solution to a problem you’ve been struggling perspective and inspiration. up; it causes heart problems and compromises your —Dr. David Posen with will come up when you’re not even thinking immune system, and so on…” about it.” The benefits of a true day of rest, he said, include —Leigh Anne Williams

The church, like any other of the place, including the library, One of them is by sleep. My rest and renew human organization, can smother and the benefit of learning from two sabbaticals (in 40 years of michael ingham one’s passion and idealism. Com- the scholars, who graciously gave ordained life) both began with mittees, politics, difficult people, of their time and wisdom. sleeping a lot. At first I thought ven God rested on the institutional inertia—these are On the way back from India, I might be depressed, but it was ESabbath. It is a command- inevitable, but they sap your I stopped at Rome and was the just weariness. One day I woke ment and an example I am sure confidence and enthusiasm. A guest of my friend John Baycroft up and my energy had returned— we all need to follow. Not only sabbatical break enabled me to re- at the Anglican Centre. He only then did I set out to pursue do we need to rest each week, cover my original love for Christ introduced me to the magnificent my sabbatical goals. but sometimes—perhaps espe- and his gospel. I rediscovered the riches of Rome, both architectural I recommend sabbaticals cially for clergy whose work often reason for my vocation. and intellectual, which went a strongly to the clergy with requires balancing the competing For me, immersion in theologi- long way to overcoming some of whom I work. Some parishioners demands of service to others and cal study and spiritual practice— my Anglican smugness. wrongly see it as an extended the prayerful interior work of which a sabbatical makes In 2006, I went to Russia to holiday. I encourage clergy to finding inspiration—an extended possible—have been the source learn something of Orthodox begin their preparations two time of rest and refreshment is of new hope and energy, allowing spiritual life, especially through years ahead, not least to help the necessary. me to continue and endure. its monasteries and icons. Later, parish understand the benefits to I had been ordained for 26 In 2000 I obtained permis- I went to the ruins of Angkor themselves as well as the clergy. years before I took a sabbatical. sion from the diocese to take Wat, the largest religious site As I said, even God rested on It was a serious mistake to have a three-month leave. I went to in the world, and received quite the Sabbath. So should we. waited so long, and if I could have India and lived at the United unexpected graces from Eastern the time of my ministry over Theological College in Bangalore. mystics and humble monks. THE RT. REV. MICHAEL INGHAM again, I would take a sabbatical In exchange for leading a few There is much to learn, and is the retired bishop of the diocese of every seven years from day one. graduate seminars, I had the run God can renew us in many ways. New Westminster, British Columbia.

8 anglican journal • September 2013 arts and culture news Missional pedagogy for kids—and adults Patten, member of the

The storyteller and his adult order of canada audience sit cross-legged on the floor as he unties a beige Monica Patten came by her cloth of white sand, which he lifelong passion for philan- spreads smooth, then swirls thropy honestly. “My parents into dunes and forms into the were my role models,” says walls and temple of ancient Patten, who in June was Jerusalem. Adding a chain and named a member of the Order tiny figures, the Rev. Desmond of Canada, one of the country’s Jagger-Parsons, a United highest civilian honours. Church of Canada minister Growing up in Waterloo, Que., from Kitchener, Ont., recounts where her father was rector the sack of the beloved city, the of an Anglican church, she burning of the great temple, Diana Swift saw both her parents involved the forced march to Babylon, Participants at the Toronto conference get set to have the Godly Play in school boards and public the captivity and the Jews’ experience. Photo: Diana Swift libraries. “It was just part of eventual return. family life,” says Patten, who Art Babych Welcome to Godly Play, a Godly Play’s Godly Play Conference, held was honoured for her leader- For Monica Patten, philanthropy tactile, creative, interactive June 19 to 22 at Trinity College ship in the voluntary sector brings many rewards. approach to children’s Chris- ability to harness in Toronto. Other presenters and for her work as president tian education and storytelling children’s used tablets and figurines to and CEO of Community Foun- programs in the U.S. and also developed over 30 years by the “ bring alive biblical events such dations of Canada (CFC). at a children’s mental health spirituality is also Rev. Dr. Jerome Berryman, a as creation, exodus and Pente- The CFC, an umbrella centre and on a mental health U.S. Episcopal priest. Rapidly useful in the setting of cost, as well as the parables of organization for diverse commission. taking hold in many countries, pediatric hospitals and the sower, the good Samaritan, community-based fundraising Returning to Ottawa, she this Montessori-like methodol- the pearl and the deep well. foundations, reports that in her volunteered with correctional ogy helps children experience is easily adapted for Godly Play’s ability to two decades as CEO, it grew services, writing pre-sen- God by playing to their innate non-Christian patients. harness children’s spirituality from 28 member foundations tencing reports on inmates. with assets of $500 million to spirituality, imaginativeness —Ray Campbell is also useful in the setting of Eventually she joined the staff and ability to learn through all Roman Catholic lay minister pediatric hospitals and is eas- 170 members with assets total- of United Way of Canada, and five senses. ily adapted for non-Christian ling $3 billion. in 1993 took the helm of the For the Rev. Canon Dr. Parsons probes with questions, patients. Ryan Campbell, a It was in Boston in the fledging CFC. Andrew Sheldon, parish each beginning with the catch Roman Catholic lay minister late 1960s that Patten, as an Upon hearing of her priest at All Saints’ Kingsway phrase “I wonder.” Responses from Dallas, explained how isolated young mother, began nomination, Patten’s first Anglican Church in Toronto are thoughtful as the audience biblical parables can help her charitable wok in earnest. thought was a modest “Why and a senior trainer with Godly ponders the ancient tale’s hospitalized children of any “My husband was very busy me? Canada is full of caring in- Play Canada, the methodology implications—ranging from the faith talk their illnesses. “I’ve and away a lot, and I was not dividuals.” For her, the reward is also an important tool in the impermanence of all manmade used the parables of the good legally able to work in the is in helping others. Her advice faith formation of adults. “The things to the potential of our shepherd and the mustard U.S.,” she recalls. “I was very for people who fear they lack adult volunteers often remark fast-paced materialistic world seed in ministering to Muslim lonely and knew I needed to be the time to volunteer? “Start how Godly Play has been to be our own modern Babylon. children,” he said. involved in the community.” So small. Be spontaneous. Find important in their own faith Jagger-Parsons was one of For more information, go to: involved she became, helping something you can jump into journey,” he says. several multilingual storytell- www.godlyplay.ca. with one of the first health- quickly. You can choose to do His story finished, Jagger- ers at the fifth North American — Diana Swift and-education Head Start as little as you want.” —D.S.

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Information: The President, M.Div by extension, MA in Theologi- SK S7N 0X3 Phone: (306) 975-1550 Association of Theological Schools (ATS) please contact : The Principal, Thorneloe University, 935 Ramsey Lake cal Studies, Master of Theology, MA in in Canada and the US. Program offer- Fax: (306) 934-2683 3473 University St., Montreal, Quebec Rd, Sudbury ON P3E 2C6 Public and Pastoral Leadership, MA in ings include: Master of Divinity degree E-mail: [email protected] H3A 2A8. (514) 849-3004. Phone: 1-866-846-7635 Fax: 705-673-4979 (honors, on-campus, and summer distance Website: www.usask.ca/stu/emmanuel www.dio-mdtc.ca. Email: [email protected] Indigenous and Inter-religious Studies, Master of Theology in Indigenous and options), Master of Arts (Theology and hAVergAl college Queen’S college Website: www.thorneloe.ca Religious Studies) degree, Graduate Inter-religious Studies, diplomas in de- Havergal College has been preparing More than academics. More than trinity college The oldest centre nominational and graduate studies, and a Certificate in Theological Studies, Adult young women to make a difference since community. Queen’s College offers for theological studies in the Anglican Education Certificate inTheological Stud- variety of certificate programs, continuing 1894. Founded on Anglican values and students the opportunity to integrate Church of Canada, the Faculty of education program and summer school ies, and Diploma in Youth Ministry. AST is traditions, the school community gathers knowledge, skills and experience with Divinity offers a wide variety of accred- programs. VST programs can fit into located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and facili- with the Chaplain for Morning Prayers personal spirituality in preparation for a ited programs, at master’s and doctoral most schedules and fulfill a diverse range ties include a student residence, a chapel, three times weekly. A special highlight is life of faith. Situated on the campus of levels, in ecumenical collaboration within of learning needs, including distance and a library with over 86,000 volumes. our traditional Carol Service held at St. Memorial University, St. John’s, NL, we the Toronto School of Theology and in Academic Department Paul’s Anglican Church, the school’s original are a degree granting institution and an federation with the . education. Alongside the Centre for telephone: (902)423-5592, parish. Today Havergal girls develop into associate member of the Association of Liberal and catholic in theology, Christian Leadership, the establishment of email: [email protected]. extraordinary young women with inquiring Theological Schools offering programs in consciously reflective of the liturgy and the Iona Pacific Inter-religious Centre and website: www.astheology.ns.ca. minds, global capability and self-awareness. M.Div., M.T.S., B.Th., B.Th. (by distance), the spiritual life, encouraging excellence the Indigenous Studies Centre provide They are encouraged to investigate and the context for ongoing collaboration the centre for chriStiAn A.Th. (by distance) as well as Diplomas in in the practice of ministry, engaged in explore the world around them while and partnership within our inter-religious StudieS is a national theological school Theology and Ministry, Pastoral Care, and current issues of society, connected to discovering their own unique capabili- Youth Ministry. To learn more about this church communities and offering financial and First Nations communities. Engaging of the Anglican and United Churches of- ties. As Old Girls, they will join our proud public events, workshops and January fering community based education. CCS unique educational experience contact support in all programs. For more continuum of 8,000 alumnae who are The Provost, Queen’s College Faculty information please contact: Intensives round out VST’s offerings. offers two-week Leadership Develop- networked to each other and the world. To ment Modules, and year-long certificate of Theology, 210 Prince Philip Drive, St. Faculty of Divinity, Trinity College, Consider an education at Vancouver learn more about the Havergal difference, John’s, NL, A1B 3R6, or telephone toll 6 Hoskin Avenue, Toronto ON M5S 1H8 School of Theology and find out more programs in Pastoral Care, Education and visit www.havergal.on.ca or contact the Social Justice Ministry, preparing people free 877-753-0116 or check our website at (416) 978-2133 by visiting our website at www.vst.edu or Admission Office at (416) 482-4724 or http://www.mun.ca/queens/. [email protected] emailing [email protected]. for lay, diaconal and related ministries. [email protected]. CCS is committed to a theology of justice SAint PAul uniVerSity trinity college School, and to contextual education. Students huron uniVerSity college faculty of theology Established in 1865, TCS is one of Wycliffe college, at the Univer- at CCS learn through integration of London, Ontario Whether you’re seeking AnglicAn StudieS ProgrAm Canada’s oldest and most respected edu- sity of Toronto is an evangelical Anglican experience and academics, intentional personal development, a critical graduate Academic and pastoral formation take cational institutions. The School places a community of learning within the Toronto community building and personal growth research environment, or ministry skills for place in the unique setting of a Roman balanced emphasis on academics, service School of Theology offering both masters and transformation. 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