November 2025
November 2025 Issue
Carrying the spark of love into a colder month
Three things witchcraft taught me about God
People find Jesus in a lot of places, but I found Him in a spellbook.
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Written by
Jess Tunggal

Faith, the seeking of truth beyond truth
FEATHER: Almighty, today we the children of your creation lift our prayers of thanksgiving, for your faithfulness, grace and mercy. In our brokenness we see …
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Written by
Archbishop Chris Harper

Seeds of Change: Tree planting’s place in global climate change advocacy
The pages of Scripture are rife with roots and branches. From the fruit trees in the Garden of Eden to the Tree of Life to …
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Written by
Sean Frankling

Quebec bishops slam proposed public prayer ban
Anglican bishops in Quebec are strongly opposing a planned law that would ban prayer in public spaces, warning it would further erode human rights while …
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Written by
Matthew Puddister

Winnipeg church in final stages of heritage rehabilitation study for millions of dollars in potential repairs
Winnipeg’s 141-year-old Holy Trinity Anglican Church, recognized by the federal government as a national historic site, is in the final stages of a heritage rehabilitation …
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Written by
Matthew Puddister

Newly appointed dean at Corner Brook cathedral steps down as protesters continue to demand reinstatement of Catherine Short
The Rev. Kris Gosse, whom Bishop of Western Newfoundland John Organ appointed as dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Corner Brook …
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Written by
Matthew Puddister

Stained glass on the silver screen
When St. Clement’s Anglican Church in North Vancouver, B.C. got a request to use their building for filming a TV production going by the name …
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Written by
Sean Frankling

Historic Toronto church, destroyed by fire, to be rebuilt as smaller structure inside remains of old building
St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto, which featured unique Byzantine Revival architecture and irreplaceable artwork by members of the Group of Seven before its destruction …
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Written by
Matthew Puddister
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