With grateful hearts, we pray for our diocesan family. Join us in this week’s Cycle of Prayer.

From all that numbs compassion, fills our minds with doubt and keeps us in isolation—liberate us, Merciful Lord.

The start of Lent coincides with Black History Month, inviting us to hold them together in a spiritually intentional way. We’re invited to celebrate resilience and faith, and to examine the ways the Church has been shaped by systems of enslavement, colonialism & racial exclusion.

This February, we give thanks for three decades of Black History Month in Canada, and we celebrate this year's theme: "Honouring Black Brilliance Across Generations — From Nation Builders to Tomorrow’s Visionaries" canada.ca/en/canadian-he…

There's still time to sign up and join us for the official Thy Kingdom Come 2026 resources online launch, taking place on 24th February at 10am GMT. Find out all about this year's brand new offer - including the new Novena, Prayer Journal, 11 new films and resources for Children

Save the Date #AshWednesday Feb 18: services at 12pm & 7pm . You're not obliged to receive the outward sign of the cross in ashes. You can also come and find personal peace through reflection, inward renewal & the knowledge of God's mercy to lift your burdens.

The Rev. Canon Dr. Judy Paulsen says the Season of Spiritual Renewal provided plenty of surprises and insights. “We’re talking about God a little more freely, with the expectation that God is at work, in churches large and small.”theanglican.ca/season-plants-…

Our Seniors Exercise and Food Distribution programs help keep our community active, healthy, and supported. #FlemingdonParkMinistry #CommunitySupport #SeniorsWellness #FoodDistribution #HealthyCommunity #StrongerTogether #CommunityConnections

A new study suggests depictions of faith may be a key factor in the appeal of some TV shows and movies, with scenes portraying complexity and doubt performing nearly as well as overtly positive portrayals. religionnews.com/2026/01/29/new…

If the mountains could shout, if the Flatbed Creek could bellow, if the Murray River could roar, if the birds of the air could be still – for the pain, the loss in Tumbler Ridge. toronto.anglican.ca/from-our-bisho…

You are welcome to join us each Wednesday at 7pm in Lent, beginning Ash Wednesday (Feb 18), for "The Seven Last Words" -- a service of prayer, music, and reflection on the last statements of Jesus made from the cross. (1/4)

Join us in this week's cycle of prayer as we pray together for these ministries and their communities.

Celebrate the tradition of #ShroveTuesday at All Saints Anglican Church! It only happens once a year, on a Tuesday, in limited locations. Come for some fluffy pancakes, tasty sausages & great company. Bring yourself, neighbours & friends. #PancakeSupper Town of Whitby, ON Whitby BIA

May your pancakes be fluffy and your resolve firm — tomorrow. #ShroveTuesday

The Archbishop of Canterbury’s 2026 Lent book, "Dancing to the Heartbeat of God", gathers voices from across the Anglican Communion to explore discipleship in all its richness and diversity. With a foreword and afterword by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd and Rt Hon

For behold, you look for truth deep within me, and will make me understand wisdom secretly. Purge me from my sin, and I shall be pure; wash me, and I shall be clean indeed. #AshWednesday

The Beatitudes are Jesus' portrait of a life that appears foolish by the standards of the world, yet radiant with God’s presence. Stewardship, rightly understood, is the practical outworking of this life. theanglican.ca/beatitudes-rev…

We have the opportunity to look back, celebrate and give thanks for the leadership, creativity and contributions made by members of the Black community in Canada and, most especially, in our churches. #BlackHistoryMonth toronto.anglican.ca/from-our-bisho…

If there’s spontaneous cheering during worship on Sunday… don’t panic. It’s just Canadians multitasking. #Olympics2026