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Let Us Make Room
PAGE 2 PAGE 5 PAGES 8 & 9 Music director Conference looks at Advocates seek receives bursary making disciples transformation TheTHE NEWSPAPER OF THE DIOCESE OF TORONTO AnglicanA SECTION OF THE ANGLICAN JOURNAL www.toronto.anglican.ca DECEMBER 2018 christmas message BY BISHOP KEVIN ROBERTSON Let us make room ake some room!” That’s the cry of our six-year- old twins when they Mcrawl into our bed at 6 o’clock in the morning. Those of you who have children will understand the irony that, after crawling into bed, those same little ones then proceed to sleep horizontally, making absolutely no room for anyone else! The Christmas story is about making room. In the familiar ac- count from Luke’s gospel, Mary and Joseph were on their way from Nazareth to Bethlehem. And when they arrived, it was FIRST LIGHT time for Mary to give birth. They Paul Seto and Mary Ho help children at St. Elizabeth, Mississauga practice lighting the Advent wreath. A candle will be lit each week during Advent, followed by went looking for a place to stay, the lighting of the middle candle on Christmas Eve. Advent starts on Dec. 2. PHOTO BY MICHAEL HUDSON but there was no room for them. And so, Mary and Joseph found rest in a cold and smelly stable the love of God to be revealed. was the Word, and the Word – probably with cows and sheep, And yet, in spite of this, God was with God, and the Word was and horses and pigs. And in this came. In a backwater town, God” (John 1). -
Youth Program Builds Better Lives Church Gives Local Teens Place to Go After School
PAGE 3 PAGES 8-9 PAGE 16 Spoken words Cathedral opens Our Faith-Our Hope attract a crowd new space lets the light in TheTHE NEWSPAPER OF THE DIOCESE OF TORONTO A A SECTION OF THE ANGnLICAN JOURNAL g l www.tiorontoc.anglican.ca n MAY 2012 Youth program builds better lives Church gives local teens place to go after school BY HENRIETA PAUKOV WHEN David Edney tells the young people who gather in the basement of St. Paul, Lindsay, to “Write your own history,” he is not asking them to sit down with pen and paper. He is telling them that they have the ability to break the negative cycles in their lives. “A lot of these kids come from homes where Dad’s a drunk or a drug user, or mom’s a user, and the cousin’s doing this and that,” says Mr. Edney, who is the youth pastor at the church. “And they are in this cycle: Dad uses be - cause his Dad used and now there is an expectation in this young man’s or woman’s life that they are going to use because that is just how it is. And we tell them: ‘Hey, you don’t have to be in this cycle; you can break this cycle.’” Youth pastor David Edney, seated left, and young people relax in the basement of St. Paul, Lindsay. On Tuesday evenings, the teens play games Mr. Edney and a group of vol - or do homework, listen to a youth sermon and enjoy a hot meal. PHOTO BY MICHAEL HUDSON unteers at St. -
WHEN NIXON MET MAO Margaret Macmillan Tells Another Superb Historical Tale
16620 Trinity 1 11/17/06 2:39 PM Page 1 TRINITY ALUMNI MAGAZINE AUTUMN 2006 VOLUME 44 NUMBER 1 WHEN NIXON MET MAO Margaret MacMillan tells another superb historical tale POSITIVELY BOOKISH A gift to Trinity’s library helps ensure its future HOCKEY HEROES The Jennings Cup victors of 5T6 and 0T6 CENTRE FOR ETHICS A new intellectual enterprise settles in at Trinity Margaret MacMillan PLUS: DONORS’ REPORT 2005-06 T 1 11/15/06 6:03 PM Page 2 FromtheProvost Chacun à Son Goût From Unmuddling the Middle Ages to the Charcuterie Club, each student samples, and learns, from the wide Trinity buffet 3 provost, I find that I have to think about so students with an atmosphere in which they can learn and grow many diverse things – everything from fund- into maturity. Our John W. Graham Library offers many com- raising to the state of the buildings – that I fortable places to read and think, and its librarians are always AS sometimes forget why I am here in the first available to explain the mysteries of the computer catalogue. place, and that is, of course, for our students. Trinity College is its Our dining halls, common rooms and the Buttery are great students: our 1,700 or so undergraduates, and the approximately places for students to gather and chat, and often they get to 140 in Divinity. We used to teach more of them directly within meet our fellows and dons, who come from many of the Uni- our own faculty, in such areas as French, German, Classics and versity’s disciplines. -
Niagara Anglican Newspaper
See, I am Making All Things New V ol. 49, No. 10 ● June/July 2004 CANADACANADA COMESCOMES TOTO NIAGARANIAGARA Photo by Diana Hutton DOZENS OF BISHOPS from across Canada greet Bishop Ralph Spence as they make the Anglican Church of Canada. The celebration marked the end of General Synod their way into Christ’s Church Cathedral, Hamilton. A special ceremony was held June 2004 in St. Catharines May 28-June 4. Complete coverage can be found in this month’s 4 for the installation of Archbishop Andrew Hutchison as the newly elected primate of Anglican Journal. Local coverage can be found on pages 10-11 and 16. General Synod affirms ‘integrity, Empowering the people By DIANA HUTTON sanctity’ of same-sex unions Editor Dear Friends: Primate’s Theological Commission consider whether n less than six months, a year-long consultation process about the the blessing of such is a matter of doctrine. The Iface of the diocese in the future has ignited the passions of thousands eneral Synod gathered at Brock University in report is to be prepared for study by Provinces, of Niagara Anglicans. GSt. Catharines (May 28-June 4). Dioceses and the House of Bishops by 2006. What was a leap of faith just six months ago has become a catalyst for Archbishop Andrew Hutchison was elected and Second, we affirmed the continued need to study hope, change, and movement, says New Niagara’s spokesperson, Christyn installed as primate of Canada. We the subject through respectful dialogue Perkons, a tireless volunteer who has devoted hundreds of hours to the assure him of our prayers and support.