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The Anglican Family On a mission to share our orthodox anglican lifestyle. How we live out our faith, in the frozen north Isabelle, Aaron, and Samuel Solberg.

On a mission to share our orthodox Anglican lifestyle. How we live out our faith in the frozen north ❄️

09/08/2026

Feed Your Enemies!

I found our son's long-lost truck while preparing for a baptism today!
09/06/2026

I found our son's long-lost truck while preparing for a baptism today!

09/06/2026

Go and Name them!

I lent the orange Churchmobile to the Pentecostal church... it came back with some graffiti...
09/06/2026

I lent the orange Churchmobile to the Pentecostal church... it came back with some graffiti...

My curate Luke Andersen told me this morning that I was the Michael Scott of priests... not sure how to take that....
09/04/2026

My curate Luke Andersen told me this morning that I was the Michael Scott of priests... not sure how to take that....

The odds of a World Series run might be slim right now, but faith can move mountains! ​Hey Toronto Blue Jays if you’re l...
09/04/2026

The odds of a World Series run might be slim right now, but faith can move mountains!

​Hey Toronto Blue Jays if you’re looking for a sign (or a miracle), Benedikt is putting in the prayer hours. In the spirit of bold faith, St. John's Anglican Church is ready to accept those World Series ticket donations whenever you are! 😉

If you live here, you've heard our bells go off at 4:07 in the afternoon and wondered what on earth is happening over at...
09/04/2026

If you live here, you've heard our bells go off at 4:07 in the afternoon and wondered what on earth is happening over at the church.

In Europe they ring on a schedule. Every fifteen minutes of the hour, all day, plus services. You could set your watch by them.

Ours don't work like that.

Here in Fort Smith, when the bells ring, it usually means one thing. We're about to start praying.
That's the whole message. Somebody is inside, about to pray, and the bell is how we say it out loud. If you hear it, you're being prayed for. And if you've got a minute, stop where you are and say one yourself.

So why the random times? Sometimes we're just late to prayers.

But most of the time, it's because Samuel figured out how to ring the bell on his own.

2026... an Anglican minister with Protestant Irish grandparents having coffee with a parishioner who had Catholic Irish ...
09/03/2026

2026... an Anglican minister with Protestant Irish grandparents having coffee with a parishioner who had Catholic Irish grandparents. And we didn't even fight.

I've seen it on two bumpers, so it must be true!
09/02/2026

I've seen it on two bumpers, so it must be true!

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