Anglican Journal Since 1875 vol. 140 no. 8 october 2014 Persecuted Christians, minorities flee Iraq Faith groups ask UN to act

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Faith leaders around the world have called on their govern- ments, the United Nations and the League of Arab States to address the “horrific” suffer- ing of Christians and other religious minorities who are being persecuted by a militant Jihadist group in the northern and western parts of Iraq. In August, Canon Andrew White, the vicar of Baghdad, secretly visited Qaraqosh, Iraq’s Christian capital, and found it “90 per cent empty” and desecrated. The self- proclaimed Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), also known as ISIS (Islamic State in Iraq and Al-Sham), had com- mitted numerous atrocities, including the cutting in half of the five-year-old son of a REUTERS/RODI SAID founding member of Baghdad’s A woman and child from the minority Yazidi sect stop to rest as they make their make their way toward the Syrian border town of Elierbeh of Al-Hasakah Governorate. They were among those who fled brutal attacks in August by forces loyal to the Islamic State in Sinjar town in northwest Iraq. See IRAQ’S CHRISTIAN p. 10 Primate pays tribute to deacons Confusion, relief over court ruling LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS process set up following the BY CYDNEY PROCTOR flavours for good. Thank you staff writer negotiation of the 2007 Indian for all you do,” he told about 55 Residential Schools Settle- Halifax—Archbishop Fred deacons from a dozen dioceses Some former students of Indian ment Agreement. The IAP was Hiltz, primate of the Anglican across Canada who gathered residential schools are con- intended to hear individual Church of Canada, recently to examine what their vocation cerned and confused about an claims and provide compensa- paid tribute to the ministry of means and to support each Aug. 7 Ontario Superior Court tion for abuse suffered in the deacons, saying they are “the other in their ministry. ruling that testimony about schools. Those who came feet, the hands, the heart, the In the Anglican Church of the abuse they suffered in the forward and spoke of their voice of Jesus.” Canada, there are about 340 schools should be destroyed experiences at the IAP were Addressing the 2014 confer- ordained vocational deacons after 15 years unless they agree promised that their testimony ence of the Association of who work in the parish context to provide their personal infor- was private and confidential. Anglican Deacons in Canada and do not draw a salary. In the mation to the National Centre The Rev. Andrew Wesley, (AADC), held August 14 to 16, ordination process, the bishop for Truth and Reconciliation. a former residential school Hiltz spoke passionately about sums up the role and duties of The ruling applies only student, now an Anglican priest what deacons are called to do, a deacon by saying that they to testimony given by about who works in urban native including to struggle against are called to “a special ministry 40,000 former students to ministry with the diocese of CYDNEY PROCTOR poverty and inequality. of servanthood.” the Independent Assessment Toronto, said that there has The Rev. Marjorie Saulnier “You are that salt that See DEACONS p. 3 Process (IAP), an out-of-court See SURVIVORS p. 3

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God’s gift Compassion Great faith in 3 of land 8 is a verb 13 the game WORLD The rising tide of anti-Semitism its fundamental legitimacy and call for its destruction. Is Gaza an Archdeacon Bruce My- ers, the Anglican Church of impetus or an Canada’s co-ordinator for ecumenical and interfaith excuse? relations, echoes Yudin’s call to fight back against anti-Jewish DIANA SWIFT acts and utterances. “Anti- contributing writer Semitism is an insidious thing, and it needs to be challenged Berlin: “Jews to the gas!” at every turn,” he says. Paris: “Death to the Jews!” The church, in fact, Milan: “Nuremberg trial for categorically condemns all Israel!” expressions of anti-Semitism. Montreal: “The diaspora is scat- “We have consistently tered around the world where denounced acts of discrimi- they take economic control, REUTERS/VINCENT KESSLER VK/ACM nation or violence against provoke the hatred of local na- There was a noticeable spike in anti-Semitic acts, including the desecration of Jewish cemeteries, as the confict in the Jewish people, and have tions...They make Washington, Gaza raged during the summer, according to several Jewish organizations. sought through education and Paris and Ottawa submit.” dialogue to demonstrate how anti-Semitism is both a denial These are not comments We have consistently denounced acts of Yudin, these flare-ups are noth- of Christianity’s kinship with from the history books but ing new. “Every time there’s a Judaism and a violation of our examples this summer of an discrimination or violence against the Jewish conflict in the Middle East we baptismal vow to respect the ugly, Hydra-headed phenom- people… see these actions,” she says. dignity of every human being,” What concerns Yudin about says Myers. enon experiencing a dramatic “ —Archdeacon Bruce Myers surge since the most recent Anglican Church of Canada co-ordinator for ecumenical and interfaith relations the current spike is the new He notes General Synod’s Hamas-Israel conflict broke out climate of tolerance in Canada: 2013 passage of a motion on in June. A new wave of anti- “There’s a feeling that people peace and justice in Palestine Semitism is sweeping Europe. are free to express classic and Israel that specifically in- Its roots would seem to go far gogue and an imam in Berlin pro-Palestinian demonstration; anti-Semitic views without cluded a commitment “to reso- beyond—and beneath—the openly called for the destruc- a Jewish man was punched in being called on it. It goes lutely oppose anti-Semitism.” political passions stirred by the tion of every last Jew. the face outside a restaurant; unchallenged.” And in 1992, the church latest Gaza-Israel conflict. And Back in May, a U.S. Anti- a Jewish community building She referred to a recent expunged from the Book of it’s reaching Canadian shores. Defamation League poll of was invaded by anti-Israel Montreal talk radio show in Common Prayer a Good Friday In actions reminiscent of 53,000 people in 102 countries protesters. “They accused us of which a hateful email was collect that was pejorative 1930s Germany, comments reported that 26 per cent are complicity in massacre. They unapologetically read out on of Jews. “Our liturgy for that are complemented by actions. “deeply infected with anti- took political discourse to an air. In her view, there’s a new day now asks forgiveness for By August, British police had Semitic attitudes”—including inappropriate level,” says Eta comfort level with anti-Jewish the church’s complicity in its recorded more than 100 anti- 24 per cent of Christians and 14 Yudin, director of public affairs remarks not seen before. persecution and scapegoating Jewish hate crimes since the per cent of Canadians. and community relations It’s that complacency rather of the Jewish people through- Gaza conflict began, double the As the conflict in Gaza for the Centre for Israel and than individual comments out history,” adds Myers. usual number. These included dragged on this summer, Jewish Affairs (CIJA), Quebec. that Yudin finds more disturb- The church has been an attack on a rabbi and bricks Toronto pro-Palestinian If you thought such phe- ing. “It’s the responsibility of distressed to see the conflict lobbed through the windows protesters beat Jewish nomena died with the destruc- everyone to create a society between Israel and Hamas of a Belfast synagogue. In supporters at a rally. A tion of the camps at Auschwitz that fits with our democratic result in anti-Semitic acts in Wuppertal, Germany, Molotov Montreal woman carrying an and Dachau, you may find the values. This is not just a Jewish other parts of the world, says cocktails firebombed a syna- Israeli flag was trampled at a resurgence surprising. But for problem,” she says. 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BY ANDREW the arts. Participants put STEPHENS-RENNIE what they learned into action through a “servant event”

About 600 Anglican and and the two-part “ministry CYDNEY PROCTOR projects.” Ministry projects Lutheran youth from across At the Art and Soul workshop. the country gathered in provide participants with the Kamloops, B.C., August 14 to 17 opportunity to explore differ- for the third biennial Canadian ent areas of ministry, said the Deacons vital to Lutheran Anglican Youth Rev. Canon David Burrows, Gathering (CLAY). rector of the Parish of Ascen- church’s mission Designed for youth between sion in Mount Pearl, diocese the ages of 14 to 19, the event of Eastern Newfoundland and in the world provided participants with Labrador. an opportunity for Christian After hearing about the Continued from p. 1 leadership development, global impact of mining, Formed in 2003, the associa- varied worship experiences participants turned off tion has 77 members repre- and a means to connect faith their phones for an hour to senting all but two dioceses, to daily life. This year’s theme, symbolize their support for Saskatoon and Saskatchewan. CLAY 2014 In a workshop given by the “Worth It,” was intended “to Exploring faith, worship and community through the beat of drums mining justice. Before they did, inspire a diversity of meaning everyone sent off a final tweet, Honourable Mayann Francis, rich in faith” and to apply the the church, their friends and These topics were explored launching #miningjustice and former lieutenant governor question of worth to partici- their interaction with the wider in six large group gatherings #clay2014 into the top 10 of Nova Scotia, participants pants’ relationship with God, world, according to organizers. through worship, drama and trending topics on Twitter. discussed the difficulties and joys of living out their diaconal ministries in their non-church lives. This includes the chal- lenge of telling co-workers Justice camp highlights role of land in faith about their Christian beliefs and calling. For Francis, it all BY MURRAY MACADAM Amidst the rugged beauty came down to saying, “I could of Jasper National Park, the not be a servant without God.” “Take a risk—and follow nature conservation group The Rev. Peter Armstrong something new.” saw the struggle between spoke about team ministry and That challenge from the Rev. preservation of nature and the challenges that priests may Travis Enright to 75 Anglicans development in Alberta find working with deacons, and other Christians, who parks. The group visited a and vice versa. Participants gathered in Edmonton from skywalk viewpoint run by discussed how different kinds Aug. 15 to 21, encapsulated a private company at the of vocation might beautifully what a unique event called jus- Columbia Icefield, which some complement each other but also tice camp is all about. Justice Canadians have criticized for generate friction. There were camp honours the wisdom that being intrusive and disruptive workshops about the rosary, participants bring to the event of the natural environment. the spirituality of art, deacons and challenges them to step They also saw the impact of in the liturgy and missions to outside their comfort zone. climate change—the icefield seafarers. Sponsored by the diocese of is much smaller than it was “Fellowship and connec- Edmonton, this year’s gather- MARGARET MARSCHALL 30 years ago and continues to tion with other deacons is so necessary, almost crucial, to stay ing focused on the theme of Evelyn Day: “Medicine Lake is a sacred place of healing for First Nations.” shrink. The group also visited “land,” where participants Medicine Lake. inspired and motivated to do learned about issues involving central role that land plays in people on both sides of this The interfaith relations our work in the world,” said the food security, ecology and people’s faith and lives. God’s controversial issue. group attended Sunday wor- Rev. Kate Ann Follwell, Christ conservation, and the oil and desire for people to honour The Rev. Chris Brouillard- ship at St. George’s, Edmonton, Church, Belleville, Ont., in an gas industry, among others. the gift of land has become Coyle, rector at the Anglican which used a liturgy with interview. The camp, held at King’s distorted, he said. “Land is not Parish of St. Paul’s, Essex and indigenous elements; worship- Retired deacons, including College, opened with two days seen as a gift from God, but as Trinity, in Cottam, diocese of pers learned about native the Rev. Marjorie Saulnier, of orientation and creative wor- a commodity. The land is good, Huron, was part of the group spiritual traditions from the attended the event. Also present ship, highlighting God’s gift of but we have not always been that visited Fort McMurray. elders. The group also visited a were the Ven. John Struthers land and including aboriginal good to the land.” “It’s easy to blame big corpora- mosque as well as a synagogue. from the diocese of New West- perspectives on creation. Later, participants broke tions for ecological damage Meanwhile, a seven-mem- minster and the Ven. Christine “Everything has spirit in it, into small groups for hands-on caused by oil/tarsands min- ber Cuban delegation came to Ross from the diocese of because the Creator has blown learning. A group working ing,” she said. “But the story is receive training for a justice Kootenay, two of the founding on it,” native elder Elsie Paul on conservation of nature far more complex, challenging camp being planned for Cuba members of the association and told participants. “Look at what headed for Jasper National us to recognize that we too in 2015. the only two deacons who are a creator he is! He’s brought us Park. Another travelled to Fort make choices that encourage also archdeacons in the church. here from different nations.” McMurray to get a firsthand development, we too partici- MURRAY MACADAM, recently retired, Ross said that the appointment Stephen Martin, professor of look at the impact of oil sands pate in this cycle of raping the is a freelance writer who lives in of a second diaconal archdeacon theology at King’s, outlined the development and to meet land.” Peterborough, Ont. and the rise in the number of deacons shows they are “coming into their own.” As the church focuses Survivors to decide whether to share testimonies on mission and becoming a missional church, it relies on Continued from p. 1 Shapiro praised the decision and that’s what we try to honour lawyer to contact the Chief deacons to do much of the heavy been some confusion among of Justice Paul Perell, saying as the church. It should be up Adjudicator’s Office on their lifting. “Working on really get- survivors who think that the it would be “a huge relief” to to those survivors to be able to behalf. ting the ministry of deacons is Truth and Reconciliation Com- claimants who had shared give the permission...whether Information identifying the single most important thing mission (TRC) testimonies are traumatic experiences. their story is heard or not.” other people, such as staff or we can do for a re-formation of being destroyed. “Actually that’s Canon Murray Still, who has Survivors who would prefer other students, will be redacted the church, for the sake of God’s not so,” he explained. Records been an Anglican representa- to have the transcripts of their from the transcripts before mission in the world,” said the from hearings that have taken tive in the diocese of Rupert’s testimony to the IAP returned these are mailed to individu- Rev. Eileen Scully, the national place across Canada since 2010 Land at the IAP, said that former to them can request a copy by als who have requested them, church’s director of faith, wor- are public and will be archived students have mixed opinions asking the adjudicator at their said an IAP communications ship and ministry. in the National Centre for Truth about what should be done hearing, contacting the Chief officer, noting that the office and Reconciliation in Winnipeg. with the records. “They were Adjudicator’s Office directly at has received about 900 such CYDNEY PROCTOR is a freelance IAP chief adjudicator Dan promised that confidentiality, 306-790-4700 or asking their requests to date. journalist based in Halifax.

anglicanjournal.com 3 EDITORIAL A boy named Andrew M A R I T E S N . S I S O N tears as he say they have found solace in the Archbishop of Canterbury and as communities—must not recounted knowing that “Jim is in God’s has noted, the persecution of tire of pushing their govern- People who keep up with the the hands, and we know he’s done Christians has also become ments and the international news will by now be familiar murder of God’s work.” “depressingly familiar” in community to exhaust peaceful with the name James Foley. his son. Born and raised Catholic, other countries, including South means to end the humanitarian Foley was an American free- The Foley clung to his faith while Sudan and the Central African tragedy, to provide a safe haven lance journalist who was brutal in captivity. He had done the Republic. for refugees and to prosecute beheaded on Aug. 19 by the slayings same when he was captured But even as we pray in dark- those who have committed self-proclaimed Islamic State of Andrew once before, in Libya. “I know ness, we should also consider atrocities. in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), an and James you are thinking of me and what more we can do to help There is a need to stay al-Qaeda spinoff group that has Foley, who praying for me. And I am so bring the light. “[Jim] would informed and to share the been persecuting Christians had been thankful. I feel you all especial- never want us to hate or be bit- information so that others, and other religious minorities held captive since November ly when I pray. I pray for you ter,” Foley’s parents have said. too, may similarly take action. in Syria and in northern and 2012, have stunned many. In to stay strong and to believe. I “We’re praying for the strength When we do, we not only western Iraq. death, Foley achieved what he really feel I can touch you even to love like he did.” honour the memories of James Lesser-known but no less had strived to do with little in this darkness when I pray,” What can those of us who Foley and Andrew, but we help gut-wrenching and deserving success when he was alive: he said in his final letter home, enjoy unbridled freedoms do? make it possible for tens of of attention is the fate of a five- bring attention to the plight of which he requested a hostage There is a desperate need for thousands others to live, and to year-old boy named Andrew, innocent civilians suffering un- who was being released to practical action to address the do so without fear. who was chopped in half in der oppressive regimes and a commit to memory since all mass exodus of the persecuted, front of his father, Hana, during chilling climate of intolerance. written correspondence was said White. Most Christians email: [email protected] the ISIS seizure of Qaraqosh. While we don’t know much confiscated by their abductors. have fled to a self-ruled Kurd- Once “the Christian capital of about Andrew, except that “I really feel I can touch you ish region; tens of thousands DO YOU KNOW an Anglican or Iraq,” Qaraqosh is now a ghost he and his family moved to even in this darkness when of Yazidis have taken refuge a Lutheran who is touching the town. “The murdered little Qaraqosh when Hana retired, I pray” are powerful words at Sinjar Mountains, where lives of people in your community boy had been named Andrew, he was robbed of his precious, that we might hold onto as we aid agencies are struggling to and beyond? Please let us know after me,” says Canon Andrew innocent life, and that will grapple with the senselessness provide food, clothing, shelter who they are and what they do at White, the vicar of Baghdad, in haunt us all. of the deaths of James Foley and health care. The Primate’s [email protected]. an emotional interview with the In Foley, friends recalled and Andrew, and as we contem- World Relief and Development Your nominee could be featured Anglican Communion News a fearless journalist who was plate the suffering of Christians, Fund, the relief and develop- in Everyday Saints (see p. 12), a Service. White had secretly committed to the truth and who Yazidis, Shabaks, Turkomans, ment arm of the Canadian new section in the Journal that visited Qaraqosh and met believed, as one recalled, that Kaka’is and Sabaeans and oth- Anglican church, is accepting celebrates those who actively live Hana, the former caretaker of “you couldn’t do that standing ers who are being targeted for donations. (See p. 10.) out their faith and inspire others to St. George’s Anglican Church on the sidelines; you had to be their beliefs in Iraq and other There is a need to speak out. do the same. in Baghdad, who fought back in the thick of it.” His parents parts of the world right now. As The faithful—as individuals

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4 ANGLICAN JOURNAL • October 2014 COME AND SEE MARKS OF MISSION share the good news teach new believers ‘Until all are fed’ help people in need work to make things fairer F R E D H I L T Z World Relief and and affordable, healthy Development Fund, food. look after the planet TALKS OF CORN are tied to widely known for its As people of faith, we are MARKS OF MISSION ADAPTED FROM MARKETING THE the ends of every pew. Apples, commitment to both called to hear the cry of the ANGLICAN WAY BY RODERICK MACKIN Sparsnips, carrots and tomatoes food aid in emer- poor and to do everything are nestled in beds of colourful leaves gency situations we can so that their hope the 2013 Assembly of the World Council on every church windowsill. Fall flowers and food security for a better life does not perish (Psalm of Churches in Busan, Korea: are tucked among wooden hampers for the long term. 9:18, BAS). We have a moral respon- How long will we sing? How long will overflowing with cauliflower, cabbage, It’s Thanksgiving sibility to press world leaders to have we pray? How long will we write and potatoes and turnips at the chancel and we are praying unwavering political will in achieving send? steps. Homemade bread and bunches of for deliverance the Millennium Development Goal “to How long will we bring? How long grapes deck the altar. It’s Thanksgiving from ways of giving eradicate extreme poverty and hunger.” will we stay? How long will we make and we have gathered “to raise the song thanks for plenty that leave the poor In the monumental task of building a amends? of harvest home” (Hymn 262, Common unfed (Psalm 135, Book of Alternative just global economy, we pray that their Until all are fed we cry out; Praise). Services). deliberations will be firmly rooted in the Until all on earth have bread. (“Until As the offertory hymn is sung, wheel- One billion people in the world are divine will for peace and plenty among all are fed” by Brown, McFarland, barrows laden with canned goods, pasta hungry. Over four million people in all peoples. Morris) and cereal are rolled up the aisle, all des- Canada live in poverty. Thousands of Our perseverance in this public wit- tined for the local food bank. The offering people in First Nations and Inuit commu- ness to our faith is wonderfully expressed ARCHBISHOP FRED HILTZ is primate of the plates brim with gifts for the Primate’s nities live without access to clean water in some words from the song that united Anglican Church of Canada.

REFLECTION WALKING TOGETHER Sheer silence A way of life for this age Editor’s Note: The following article, BY MARK MACDONALD from the Spring 1999 issue of Minis- tryMatters, a former publication of in a wilder- OR THE PAST few years, it has been my the Anglican Church of Canada, is ness; the Fpractice to speak to indigenous youth about featured here in memory of Vianney silence of a the critical role that they will play in our com- (Sam) Carriere, a former editor deserted church, mon future. The highlight of the Anglican Journal and the empty yet holy, the has been on the need for church’s director of communications engulfing silence of courage and vision. I will and information resources and fresh snow, the silence say, “If we are to turn the resources for mission. (See Obituar- that passes in a glance negative things around in ies, p. 14.) between a loving couple, run- our communities, in order ning like electricity through a wire. for our people to have a VIANNEY (SAM) CARRIERE All different. All magical. VIANNEY (SAM) CARRIERE good life, you young people That is why we whisper when we will need to show more Now there was a great wind, so pray, why our “I love you’s” are spo- do this the same way. It requires courage, dedication and vi- strong that it was splitting moun- ken so softly— it is isn’t all reticence awareness, fullness of soul, love, and sion than the previous gen- tains and breaking rocks in pieces or a need for privacy. It is a tribute silence. Silence, above all, cannot be eration.” While saying this, before the Lord, but the Lord was not to the silence of special places and dispensed with. two things appear to be present and necessary: in the wind; and after the wind an special moments, the mystery of It is a way of communicating not the love that binds us together and gives us life earthquake, but the Lord was not in special moods that we know are so unlike the way we are taught, as and the God-oriented traditions—both Christian the earthquake; and after the earth- fragile and so transitory that the infants, to communicate with God, and indigenous—that give life its meaning. quake, a fire, but the Lord was not in merest sound can drive them away. the way we are taught to pray. Prayer, Recently, it has become clear that the words the fire; and after the fire a sound of We know in our very soul that we even for those who find it difficult, is of challenge to indigenous youth are also sheer silence (1 Kings: 19: 11b–12). ought not to disturb these times. enabled by silence. Silence, stillness, necessary for the whole church. In our world of They are as skylarks, timid, ever is the route to holiness and to commu- soul-numbing economics and war-producing ILENCE IS something like one’s poised to swoosh away. nion with God, much more so than the poverty and division, we are not being asked to Sgood health. It is most prized The very best kind of other props we’ve picked up, the icons reassert a tradition or to recapture the worldly when abruptly taken away, most communication that can happen of prayer, the formulaic words we learn influence of our past. If we are to become the cherished when suddenly recovered, between people is silent. This is as children, the beads of a rosary, the people of God in this age, if we are to make when, as with the rush of light, we one of life’s mysteries—how we, gestures. some kind of difference in this world, we must suddenly realize that we have been as a species with the marvelous There is a reason, surely, why fearlessly follow Christ, boldly represent the deprived of it for a long time. Then and unique gift of speech—make Jesus and all the prophets sought essence of our faith and show a level of compas- as it returns, a wealth of rediscovered ourselves understood, share a out the wilderness in their quest sion toward the whole of creation that we have, feelings comes with it. Silence begins moment, communicate our love and for inspiration and to nurture their in recent times, reserved only for our family and as something external and it becomes our passion with a look or a glance special sight. They were seeking holy closest friends. This will require of us all cour- a state of being. so much more effectively than we silence—the consuming presence of an age, dedication and vision, all but gone from the People who live in cities almost do with words. empty, quiet space, which is the surest routines of contemporary church life. never experience silence. There is So much of what we say to conduit to God and the things of God A number of things will be necessary to always something—traffic in the people with whom we live and that nature allows. have a vital church in the future. Many of them, distance, the chatter of neighbours, a work or to people whom we meet To seek silence is to seek God; to without doubt, are already in our thoughts and far-off siren, even the white noise of is not important at all. It won’t be love silence, to learn the beauty of planning. If they are not infused with courage, office buildings. remembered or it will be misunder- stillness, is to invite God to touch dedication and vision, they will not be enough. Yet it is a mistake to think of si- stood. The really crucial things are us and our lives. And in silence, in Anything less than that, anything that does not lence as the absence of noise. Silence communicated wordlessly, punctu- this private, internal wilderness that require more than we have ever given before, is not a negative, not an absence at ated, perhaps with a mere squeeze we create, God finds us, as he once cannot succeed. It is ours to plead, from now all, but an overwhelming presence, of the hand, with a smile, or with a found the prophets, and speaks to us until God grants us the mercy necessary, that we an awesome something that brings look with which you suddenly find in ways that can enlighten, inspire or may be inspired to a life that will enact what our sustaining and resuscitating gifts all yourself gazing into the very depths confound. That is another mystery, time requires; that we may have the capacity of the more precious for their rarity. Si- of someone else’s silence. another level of communication, heart to receive the Spirit that animates all that lence is a wonder for all the faces that The wordless way we have of another place. A silent place is a holy is good. it has, all the garments that it wears, communicating our really vital place if only we can learn to hear and the nuances and qualities that come thoughts and emotions are as per- love that mystical nothingness that is BISHOP MARK MACDONALD is national with it: the silence of a starlit night sonal as fingerprints. No two people everything. indigenous bishop of the Anglican Church of Canada.

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anglicanjournal.com 7 FOCUS: COMPASSION How to raise kind, caring children DIANA SWIFT drawing out children’s innate worry about whether they’re man, a family psychologist parents should explain the way to get children to reflect she didn’t have enough money behaviour with extrinsic contributing writer capacity for compassion, watching you,” says Ronan, based in Thornhill, Ont. Very reasons behind these quotidian on the feelings of others. for the rent or for food for her treats. “Allow them to develop experts say. who is also a trainer in her young children mimic pro- kindnesses. Acts of compassion should children. “I made him put up internal pride. Ask them how One feels pity, but one has “Children come into this church’s Godly Play program, social behaviour, says Dimer- “I taught my children from be springboards for discus- some ‘Found Money’ signs and they felt when they helped that compassion. Compassion is a world as compassionate little which teaches youngsters man, “but by age seven or the age of 18 months not to sions of caring for others. tour the neighbourhood look- person across the street.” proactive principle at Chris- beings capable of feeling for about faith and liturgy through eight, the brain becomes wired kill ants and other bugs in the Dimerman recalls talking to ing for ‘Lost Money’ signs. He Ronan adds that while tianity’s core: going beyond others, but we adults can interactive stories and reflec- to truly understand things house,” says Lisa Bunnage, a her children after she had really got into it and felt very adults can model compas- passive sympathy for another’s knock it out of them,” says tion. And they are watching from the perspectives and Vancouver-based parenting saved a man from humilia- good about it,” Sinclair says. sionate behaviour to children, plight and acting to alleviate it. Donna Ronan, a clinical social you from the earliest age, feelings of others.” educator. She would ask her tion in the cafeteria line they If treated kindly themselves, children have lessons for their But in today’s selfish culture worker and child therapist at says Ronan, a member of the In the meantime, young toddlers, “How would you like were queuing in by helping most children have the capacity parents. When her younger of narcissism, how can Chris- Janeway Family Centre in St. Anglican Parish of the Good children need to see their it if a big giant stepped on you him pay for his food. When to feel for others and respond son was six, he volunteered to tians raise compassionate John’s, Nfld. Shepherd, in Mount Pearl, Nfld. parents day-in, day-out being or your mummy or daddy?” the seven-year-old son of to their needs. “But if they’re wrap up a brand-new birthday children who see beyond their Parents can avoid that by Even before they’re neu- kind to their children, to each She also insisted that her kids Philippa Sinclair, an Anglican abused or neglected, they’ll present as a Christmas gift for own needs and attend to those constantly displaying to even rologically capable of true other, to animals and even treat her kindly and when they in Toronto, wanted to rush out focus on their own needs and a needy child who, he said, had of others? very young children the behav- empathy for others, children insects. They need to see them didn’t, she called them on it. and spend $100 he had found, protecting themselves instead,” so much less than he did. “It The key lies in modelling iour they want to instill. “Don’t can respond to genuine giving up a seat on the bus to Bunnage says crossover she explained that the person Dimerman says. was message about compas- LISA EASTMAN and discussing compassion- worry so much whether your behavioural modelling in their an elderly person or holding a role-playing—for instance, who dropped it might be Dimerman advises parents sion no adult could ever teach Being kind even to insects can teach children the value of compassion. ate behaviour early on and children are listening to you; parents, agrees Sara Dimer- door open for someone. And bully versus bullied—is a good worried and panicking because never to respond to caring me.” A moving spirit Finding compassion LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS ful, powerful voice ever ... She in the big city staff writer [later] went on to be a junior chief on her reserve.” LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS Compassion can be a powerful Kimbley grew up in the staff writer force for change. The Anglican parish of St. Alban’s Anglican Journal takes you to three Cathedral in Prince Albert. Cultivating compassion was communities where it is at Her whole family is musical the goal that the Rev. Jef- work for and with youth. and many of them are involved frey Metcalfe and his wife, “People said it couldn’t with Northern Spirits. “Any- Julie Boisvert, a teacher at be done, that it was ask- thing that I do is not without Grosse-Ile School, had in mind ing too much of these kids the grace of God and the when they created a youth who are ages 12 to 18,” says community and [my] family,” pilot project called the Social Sheryl Kimbley, describing the she says. Justice Club in their parish in program she created, with a JACQUELINE RIMMER In Victoria, B.C., compas- the Magdalen Islands, a small cadre of volunteers, that runs (L to R): Paul Latour thanks volunteers Dave Meade and Kent McFadyen. sion is also bringing the archipelago in the Gulf of St. annually in Prince Albert, community together to help Lawrence. Sask. Northern Spirits gives provide a safe haven for youth Throughout the 2013–2014 about 100 aboriginal kids from at risk. school year, they met monthly CONTRIBUTED northern Saskatchewan the The Threshold Housing with students to discuss social Jackson Chevarie prepares lunch opportunity to participate in a Society began as a ministry of and environmental issues, at Church of the Redeemer. fall workshop where they learn Christ Church Cathedral, dio- aiming to “aid in the formation about producing a musical cese of British Columbia. The of critically thinking citizens are less fortunate, who are liv- showcase. They also compete society grew until it had to be- who are engaged with issues ing on the streets,” says Krista to be among 30 kids chosen come separately incorporated, within Canadian society, and Clarke, 16, “but...I’ve had some to create an annual show, but the Rev. Scott McLeod, the who are able to respond to of the best conversations in my performed before hundreds in bishop’s representative on its those different than them- life with these people.” February at the Prince Albert board, says it maintains its con- selves with compassion.” In They also met Jozsef Winter Festival. nection with the diocese. Many May, they travelled to Toronto Pusuma, his wife, Timea “They have not once let me Anglicans support Threshold, for an urban pilgrimage that Daroczi, and their six-year-old down,” Kimbley says. The kids volunteering for events and brought 10 students away from daughter, Lulu, who have been are in charge of producing the helping with the upkeep of the their close-knit and insular living in sanctuary in a local show. “They are the musicians, two houses it operates. GUNTER HARTNAGEL village of 500 people for some church since 2011 to avoid be- they are the emcees, [respon- ROOTS OF EMPATHY Recently, a 90-year-old face-to-face encounters with ing deported back to Hungary, sible for] every possible thing Schoolchildren in Paradise, Nfld., connect with their infant visitor. woman, who wishes to remain Compassion manifests in many ways. Visitors moved by Choeung Ek, a memorial for thousands killed during people involved with issues where the couple says they that has to do with putting on anonymous, donated a four- Remembrance the Khmer Rouge’s reign of terror in Cambodia in the 1970s, leave colourful bracelets in memory of victims. they had been discussing, such were attacked for being Roma a show, right to knowing how but before that, her hours had plex property to the society, as poverty and homelessness, human rights activists. Clarke to deal with admissions and all been volunteer, including but the building needed an Islamophobia and reconcilia- says now that if she were to customer service,” she adds. using holiday time and sick extensive renovation. Thresh- tion with First Nations peoples. hear people speaking in a dis- Along the way, in the larger leave from work. old asked activist Paul Latour “What was really shock- paraging way about refugees, workshop and the show, the Why does she do it? “Sas- if he could help. ing for me is that there are “I’d tell them that they don’t goal is to build their confi- katchewan is losing kids due Compassion has led Latour thanking him for giving them to complete “radical com- schoolteacher than she was in use in every province in so many things in the world realize the actual struggle it is. dence, self-esteem and dreams to suicide at an alarming rate. I on an interesting journey of the opportunity to make a munity renovations for worthy back in schools for 27 visits Canada, some U.S. states, New that we weren’t aware of,” says People aren’t coming here to for the future. think if there’s something that his own. In 2008, he wanted difference. “Something shifted non-profits.) a year as an instructor in the Zealand and the U.K. Lucas Chenell, 16, after seeing take our jobs; they are running The event requires a we can do that helps even one to help a friend with multiple inside and God opened up a In the lead-up to the Roots of Empathy program. Although the organization is people ask for spare change for their lives.” huge investment of time and or two of them, then you can’t sclerosis fix up her garden, and door and said, ‘Do you want to renovation, Latour says he was Created by another New- a secular one, Long, an Angli- on Toronto streets. In his own The students also visited a energy from Kimbley and the TRISTEN DUROCHER stop.” he organized a mini extreme walk through?’ ” working about 14 hours a day foundlander, Mary Gordon, can in St. John’s, says its values community, he adds, poverty mosque and made a day trip to other volunteer organizers and Sheryl Kimbley has been an The program’s many suc- makeover. He recruited a team He went on to organize to pull together all the volun- the program is designed to go hand in hand with her faith. is less visible. “There’s a food the Woodlands Cultural Centre mentors. “The preparation is indefatigable organizer. cess stories from the program of six people, and seven weeks other radical renovations teer efforts. “It is, on one hand, cultivate empathy by bring- “The most rewarding part bank, but...we really only hear on the Six Nations First Nation ridiculous, finding the present- keep Kimbley inspired. She later, they were stunned by of non-profit facilities, such the hardest thing I have ever ing a parent and infant into a for me is to see the children’s about it around Christmas reserve near Brantford, Ont. ers and speakers...I can’t even middle of the night and trying describes one young girl who the generosity of those they as Victoria’s Mustard Seed done…and on the other, it’s this classroom of children who are reaction with that infant baby time.” Metcalfe says he and begin to calculate the hours,” to connect kids with people didn’t find the courage to sing approached: 27 businesses food bank. He was still in beautiful, magical thing.” coached by an instructor on and to see that even the most Students said volunteer- Boisvert were “blown away” she says. They also invest a who can give them more help until everyone was saying and 75 volunteers helped do a the process of setting up In Newfoundland, Claudia how to relate to an infant. It assertive kids in the classroom ing with Toronto’s Church by the dramatic changes in lot in the kids themselves. with personal troubles. In 2010, their farewells at the end of the $25,000 garden makeover. his organization HeroWork Long is working to help build aims to help children under- still come down to that baby’s of the Redeemer’s breakfast the outlook of the kids, who Sometimes it is answering a Northern Spirits became a workshop. “When she sang, “It was really only meant to when he agreed to take on the compassion in a new genera- stand their own feelings and level,” says Long. “I just felt it and lunch program was very returned home inspired with music question via Facebook part of Kimbley’s job with the she was shaking and trembling, be a one-off,” says Latour, but Threshold project. (HeroWork tion. She had no sooner retired those of others and to build was a wonderful program to meaningful. “There’s this kind ideas of building a more caring or answering a call in the Prince Albert Grand Council, but she had the most beauti- afterward, the volunteers kept brings people and companies from her 31-year career as a caring societies. It is now give back.” of stereotype about people who community.

8 ANGLICAN JOURNAL • October 2014 anglicanjournal.com 9 WORLD Iraq’s Christian diaspora Continued from p. 1 Anglican church, said White in an emotional interview with the Anglican Communion News Service. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and Archbishop of York John Sentamu have urged the British government to follow France, Germany and Australia in offering asylum to those fleeing brutal attacks by the self-proclaimed Islamic state. ISIS fighters have given COURTESY OF ARCHBISHOPOFYORK.ORG Christians and other minori- Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and Archbishop of York John ties an ultimatum: convert Sentamu say Britain must offer asylum to persecuted minorities. to Islam, pay a hefty security tax or be executed. According What we are ties throughout the world to to the UN, between January be free to express and practice and June of this year, 5,500 seeing in Iraq their faith and to have this Iraqis were killed and 12,000 violates brutally right respected by government wounded. In late August, 650 “ and by other religious groups.” more were executed in the city people’s rights to The other signatories of Mosul. Those being tar- freedom of religion were leaders of the Canadian geted are Christians, Yazidis, Baptists of Western Canada, Shabaks, Turkomans, Kaka’is and belief… the Bodhisattva Initiative/ and Sabaeans. Some Shia —Justin Welby World Buddhist Council and Muslims, Iraq’s majority group, Archbishop of Canterbury Mission, Canadian Baptist have also been attacked. Ministries, Canadian Yearly REUTERS/STRINGER “What we are seeing in Meeting of the Religious A young girl who fled the violence in Mosul carries bottled water for her Iraq violates brutally people’s unjust aggression, “it is licit Society of Friends (Quakers), family at a camp on the outskirts of Arbil, capital of Iraq’s Kurdistan rights to freedom of religion to stop the unjust aggression. Canadian Friends Service region, where thousands of Christians have taken refuge. and belief,” said Welby in I underline the verb: stop. I Committee (Quakers), Men- a statement. These human do not say bomb, make war. nonite Church of Canada, the rights violations must be I say stop by some means. Orthodox Church in America, documented “so that future With what means can they the Presbyterian Church in Appeal for Iraqi refugees prosecutions can take place,” be stopped? These have to be Canada, the Salvation Army The Primate’s World Relief and their host communities with he added. evaluated.” and the United Church of Development Fund (PWRDF) access to clean water, 5,500 York said Britain must In Canada, Archbishop Fred Canada. has issued an initial grant of with emergency food relief, take a lead at the UN Security Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Christianity in Iraq dates $10,000 through Action by 5,000 with support services for Council and support calls to Church of Canada, joined 11 back almost 2,000 years. Iraq Churches Together (ACT) Alli- psychosocial and health care, create a “safe zone” for the other faith leaders in con- had one million Christians ance to help those displaced by 400 families with household country’s minorities, which demning the persecution of before the U.S.-led invasion in the conflict. supplies, 400 families with would be enforced by UN Christians and other minori- 2003. The number was cut in ACT Alliance, a global health and hygiene health kits peacekeepers. ties in the city of Mosul. half as a steady flow of Chris- grouping of church-based and 400 with cash assistance. The Vatican, meanwhile, “We stand with the Chris- tians left the country after agencies that respond to emer- Those wishing to direct released a letter urging UN tian minority in Mosul, Iraq, being targeted by militants. gencies worldwide, has been a PWRDF donation specifi- Secretary General Ban Ki- at this time of great anxiety “The people of this region working with local partners cally to aid Iraqi refugees can moon “to take action to end and fear. We hold them in have had their homes burned in the Kurdish and Karbala contact Jennifer Brown at the humanitarian tragedy.” our prayers. They will not and destroyed before. Each regions and Nineveh Plain PWRDF: 416-924-9199 ext. Later, when asked by reporters be forgotten,” said a joint time the Christians have area of the Mosul Governorate 355 or 1-866-308-7973 and are if he supported the use of force statement issued by the faith survived...It is hard to see, of Iraq. The effort will provide reminded not to send credit against ISIS, the Pope said leaders. “…We uphold the however, that this will happen 12,500 displaced families and card numbers by email or fax. that in cases where there is an rights of all religious minori- this time,” said White.

A splendid example of visionary generosity —a message of encouragement from Archdeacon John Robertson worked with a priest colleague in western Canada for a of Siena, he asked for some advice. After some discussion, Inumber of years who knew of my considerable interest he was clear. He wanted to support General Synod of the and experience in gift planning, first as a volunteer while Anglican Church of Canada in our essential and vitally serving as a parish priest in West Vancouver and then later important ministries through the Council of the North and in my present full-time national role. our expanding Global Relations partnerships. He told me of his life-long passion, stemming from his When our friend died at the age of 88 in 2012, after a days at Trinity College, Toronto, in the work of the church long and faithful ministry, General Synod received two in the north and overseas. So when he began to consider gifts from his estate, in two distibutions totaling $782,290. estate planning and how he was hoping to share his What a generous, visionary gift! Consider the impact his “possessions loaned to him by God”, to quote St. Catherine thoughtfulness has already made in the life of our church!

If you would like to follow my friend’s example to support the work of God through our church, please refer to our Annual Report for 2013 for more examples of generosity, now avaiable at www.anglican.ca, and contact me :

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BY JOHN ARKELIAN alas. But there are also differ- ences between individuals in NDY SERKIS, who plays each camp. Caesar can get past the leader of intel- his suspicion of outsiders and A ligent apes in Dawn his instinctive protectiveness of the Planet of the Apes, says toward his own people; he can that “the heart of the story feel empathy for the struggling is about…family, empathy, remnant of the human race. prejudice and tribalism.” And, But his decision to co- he’s right. Those elements of operate and try to live in peace the film—before it inevitably with the human tribe is an segues into the pyrotechnics anathema to his closest friend: that dominate all big-budget as the past victim of human commercial movies nowa- experimentation on animals, days—are what make it worth Koba is too full of rage, bitter- seeing. ness and the drive to return Action films and computer- hurt for hurt to accept living generated effects are a dime a CONTRIBUTED in peace. Sound familiar? It’s dozen; but what really makes the age-old human story of an impression are stories DAWN OF THE PLANET important in our lives, too. drawn—on the basis of race, sectarian conflict—in places about the human condition. OF THE APES But fear, hatred, aggression, religion or nationality—those like Israel and the Occupied In effect, the 46-year-old Apes Directed by Matt Reeves betrayal and violation of the on the more powerful side of Territories. Few things are franchise divides the human Released July 9, 2014 injunction not to kill all follow that insidious boundary have harder for us (man or apes) to condition into two (armed) 130 minutes hard on the return of humans all the excuse they need to overcome than our deeply in- grained prejudices. But unless camps: human beings and an- rated pg-13 (who want to reactivate a hy- exploit, oppress or attack those thropomorphized apes. Here, droelectric dam situated in the deemed to be “other.” we do, unless we prevail over apes have gained intelligence apes’ territory). Past contact In the movie, species is the the deep-seated habit of divid- and a rudimentary grasp of hu- raised him, leads a society of between the species has been line that divides the tribes; but ing “us” from “them,” we will man speech, as a byproduct of apes in a redwood forest near difficult, to say the least, so it might just as easily be any never outgrow the brutal, cruel drug tests that aimed to find a San Francisco. Their overrid- their reunion is fraught with other perceived difference. side of our nature in favour of a treatment for Alzheimer’s and ing commandment is: “Apes everything from wariness to Once we postulate a “differ- world in which the lamb can lie that instead spawned a lethal not kill apes”; and their guid- outright hostility. The result ence,” we legitimize a dichot- down next to the lion. epidemic that has devastated ing philosophy is expressed is a parable about tribalism, omy—between how we want human civilization. in just three words: “Home, that ubiquitous human habit to be treated and how we treat JOHN ARKELIAN is an award- Serkis’s character, named Family, Future”—words, surely, of dividing “us” from “them.” others. So it has always been winning author and journalist.

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If he psychs himself up for it, basso profundo David Michael PEOPLE Legget can still hit the C below the bass line. And for the past SERVING THE around the world. two years he’s been the direc- COMMUNION Moxley, who retired last tor of a reincarnated choir of March as diocesan bishop of 50-somethings that he founded Two Canadian Anglicans will Nova Scotia and Prince Edward join the roster of Anglican nearly five decades ago. By the Island, “brings to this role Communion representatives way, he turns 80 at Halloween. great energy, determination to two interna- A high school dropout—“I and experience,” said an an- tional ecumeni- quit school in Grade 11 because nouncement by Canon Ken- cal dialogues I was having too much fun and neth Kearon, secretary general that are being not making any progress”— of the Communion. Legget had a way with words revived after a and an eye for good pictures. long hiatus. So he soon became a reporter The Rev. Dr. ACTIVE ECUMENIST Perry and photographer at a small- Tim Perry, dio- Saskatoon’s Anglican-run town newspaper and then at cese of Algoma, University College of the Montreal Star. Later, he has been named Emmanuel & St. Chad has traded his camera and notepad to the Anglican- awarded an for chalk and pointer, becom- Reformed honorary ing a grade school teacher in International fellowship to the CONTRIBUTED the mid-1960s. Commission, seventh bishop David Michael Legget was a reporter and photographer for a Montreal “I started music lessons at while Archdea- Simonton of the Roman age four,” Legget says. Trained newspaper before he inspired a generation of choristers. con Edward Catholic Diocese in piano at Toronto’s Royal former pupils, by then in high Church. Its most recent con- Simonton, diocese of Quebec, of Saskatoon, Bolen Conservatory of Music, a child school, in the Fern Alumni cert at St. Martin’s, on Mothers’ will serve on the Anglican-Ori- Donald Bolen. member of Toronto’s St. Simon- Chorus and Orchestra. In its Day, 2014, raised $1,000 for the ental Orthodox International Bolen, 53, a well-respected the-Apostle Anglican Church second year, it made a well-re- Toronto Star Fresh Air Fund, Commission. ecumenist in Canada and choir under Eric Lewis and ceived church tour of England, a summer camp program for Archbishop of Canterbury abroad, received the honour an assistant organist at Grace Scotland and Wales, perform- disadvantaged kids. Justin Welby, with the in recognition of his work in Church on-the-Hill under Giles ing in high-profile venues “He sure has inspired us endorsement of the standing building Anglican-Roman Bryant, Legget specialized in such as Canterbury Cathedral over the decades,” says chorus committee of the Anglican Catholic relations, according music teaching. While on staff and Westminster Abbey. The member and Fern graduate Consultative Council, to a press statement. Anglican at Fern Avenue Public School alumni chorus disbanded in Jackson Freeman, 54, an auto appointed the two priests from diocese of Saskatoon Bishop in the Little Poland district of 1980, but that was not to be the mechanic with a passion for a list of nominees submitted David Irving, who is also Toronto’s west end, he founded end of it. music who owns a heavy truck by provinces of the Anglican the university’s chancellor, the school choir and instru- Legget re-established the alignment shop. “He has a big Communion, a family of presented the award to Bolen. mental groups. In its inaugural choir in March 2012, after heart and he has always treated churches in more than 165 Bolen is currently co-chair year the choir placed first in 17 reconnecting with many of us as one of his own children.” countries. of the International Anglican- of 18 competitions. his former pupils at a reunion He also challenged them. Roman Catholic Commission “He turned the school’s in a downtown Toronto hotel. “We were one of the few of the WORKING FOR PEACE for Unity and Mission, co- entire music program around,” As 110 of his former charges Grade 7 and 8 choirs to sing ChristmasBishop Susan (“Sue”) Moxley, chair of the International says Shireen Whitmore, 57, a serenaded his arrival, he Attwood’s coronation piece, ‘I A simplewell known gift. toremembered Anglicans Methodist-Catholic Dialogue, a Fern alumna and a current cho- stepped right up to direct was glad when they said unto in Canada and overseas as member of the International rus member. And in what was and treasured for new Years to them. Afterwards, he uttered me,’ ” Freeman recalls. Over a passionate Evangelical-Catholic Dialogue then a rough neighbourhood of words that were music to the the years, he and his brother come and a member of the Pontifical recent immigrants, he created advocate for choristers’ ears: “What do you have often had “Aw, Legget” Council for Promoting Chris- a haven for kids who often social justice, has say we get together once a moments as some piece of tian Unity. came from troubled homes. been appointed month and do this?” music triggered poignant In Canada, he co-chairs “He showed them something convenor of the Specializing in sacred recollections of their formative the Anglican-Roman Catholic different from what they Anglican Peace music but mixing things up experiences under his tutelage. and Justice dialogue, along with his faced in their daily lives,” says with Broadway show tunes and Although Legget recently Moxley Whitmore, a Toronto property Network (APJN). Anglican counterpart, Bishop traditional ballads, the new stepped down, Whitmore says, The APJN assists the Anglican Linda Nicholls, area bishop administrator. group (“the Alumni-Alumni “He lifted up young minds No one, least of all Legget, Communion in addressing of Trent-Durham, diocese of Chorus,” as its members fondly and set people on a better, peace and justice issues Toronto. wanted to see the fine singing call it) rehearses two Sunday more positive path. He made come to an end, so in 1970, he afternoons a month at St. young people aware of the Shopper’S brought together some of his Martin-in-the-Fields Anglican possibilities.” Council of the NorthMarketplace Sunday

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anglicanjournal.com 1 OBITUARIES A gifted writer/photographer. A ‘powerhouse for God’ ‘DEAR SAM’ can leaders. capture forever the beauty you Dohoo, an artist and retired time, she Sam Carriere, the Anglican After he beheld. You have an eye not nurse manager and director said, Bassett Church of Canada’s director of fell ill late only for marvels of nature, but of care for Toronto Homes for had already communications and informa- last year, also for those graces by which the aged, and his sister Denise rekindled her tion resources, and its director General God enriches our lives.” Carriere and brother-in-law childhood of resources for mission, died Synod staff “…You’re Barnabas, an icon Graham Schofield. connection peacefully at his home in produced of encouragement. When you —DIANA SWIFT to the church Toronto on Sunday, Aug. 10, the book see a gift in someone, you say through 2014. He was 67. Dear Sam in so, and the encouragement GOSPEL BEARER an Alpha tribute and begins…,” wrote Archdeacon course. A graduate of Toronto’s Carriere The community of Hay River, Bassett thanks to Michael Thompson, general When York University, Carriere first N.W.T., is mourning the loss his long and multifaceted secretary and acting director of Bassett learned that the church joined the Anglican Journal in of the Rev. Georgina Bassett. service to the church and illus- communications. wanted more lay ministers, 1990 as news editor, bringing Ordained in 2012, she became trated it with his breathtaking Before joining the national she asked Smith about it but to the paper the experience the first Anglican priest of photographs. church, Carriere served for 22 was also asking, “What would of many years in national Slavey descent in the Anglican Archbishop Fred Hiltz, pri- years as a writer and editor at people say about an Indian newspaper journalism. Ten Church of Canada. Bassett died mate of the Anglican Church of the Globe and Mail, as well as being a lay minister?” Smith years later he became Journal on July 8 of breast cancer at Canada, wrote that one of his fa- teaching journalism at To- says she assured Bassett that editor and two years later, the age of 58. vourite images of Carriere was ronto’s Ryerson University. “God takes anyone who is General Synod’s director of Bassett was a member of the at Geneva Park, Ont., where the “Sam was the consummate willing to carry the gospel.” communications and informa- K’atlodeeche First Nation. The management team of General professional journalist and he Later, Bassett decided she tion resources. In 2010 Carriere Slavey are Dene people of the Synod held retreats: “The sun taught me much of what I know wanted to be a deacon; she was was also appointed interim MacKenzie River Basin. has just come up and the grass about writing and editing,” said ordained one in 2009. “She was director of philanthropy and The Rev. Vivian Smith, is still heavy with dew. I see you former Journal editor Leanne a powerhouse for God,” said in 2013 became director of priest at St. Andrew’s Anglican roaming the property. You walk Larmondin, who worked with Smith. Bassett was ordained resources for mission, while Church in Hay River, knew Bas- some and you stop. Something Carriere for 15 years. “He as a priest in 2012. She also retaining the directorship of sett for 12 years and witnessed catches your eye and up comes also had a huge capacity for devoted herself to running the communications. the growth of her commitment the camera. There are a few sec- generosity, both in his time Anglican-affiliated Hay River Carriere was also editor of to the church. onds of absolute stillness and and his creativity.” Carriere Thrift Shop. MinistryMatters, a quarterly Smith first came to Hay then with one quick click you is survived by his wife, Linda —LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS magazine for Canadian Angli- River as a lay minister. At that

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