Anglican Diocese of Ontario

06/05/2026

Litany of Reconciliation - Friday, June 5, 2026.

06/04/2026

Registration is now open for the Provincial Youth Council Gathering 2026!

Young Anglicans aged 15–23 from across the Ecclesiastical Province of Ontario are invited to gather August 27–30 at Jericho House in Port Colborne for a weekend of worship, leadership development, discussion, and community-building under the theme Cultivating Good Soil.

If you know a young person who would benefit from connecting with peers from across the province, growing in their faith, and exploring leadership in the Church, encourage them to register today.

📅 August 27–30, 2026

Registration deadline has been extended to June 15, 2026

📝 Register now:
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSduIOLzervsiM.../viewform

Please share this opportunity widely with the young people in your parish and community!

06/04/2026

Diocese of Ontario Green Group annual conference
Save the date on your calendar—September 19, 2026. The Diocese of Ontario Green Group will be hosting their fourth annual conference at Christ Church Kingston.

The conference is titled: 'Eco-Spirituality in Action: Faith, Water and Climate Justice in the Age of AI' with Maryo Wahba of Citizens for Public Justice

All are welcome to attend. Please bring an item for our plant based potluck lunch. Free will offering.

For more information contact: [email protected].

Save the date on your calendar—September 19, 2026. The Diocese of Ontario Green Group will be hosting their fourth annual conference at Christ Church Kingston. The conference is titled: 'Eco-Spirituality in Action: Faith, Water and Climate Justice in the Age of AI' with Maryo Wahba of Citizens...

06/02/2026

Worship resources are available in English, French, Inuktitut and Western Cree.

06/02/2026

Holy Trinity’s Annual Awarding of its “Trinity Award” for Excellence in Ministry
25 years ago, Holy Trinity in Merrickville began an annual tradition of recognizing and celebrating a family or individual for their service and leadership. This year, Dan Spring, a former warden, was recognized for his tireless efforts. Dan brings a strong commitment to the church and to the wider church community sharing
Holy Trinity’s vision to be a Christian family, called by God and to be a community always known for its inclusiveness.

The award is a ceramic replica of the church crafted by a former local artist Steve Sanger and is presented on Trinity Sunday to coincide with the church’s patronal feast day.

06/02/2026

Pretty cool moment for Elgin—Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen stopped by St. Luke’s Thrift Shop last week to donate items. Even space travelers give back locally!

06/02/2026

Parish of North Hastings Food Bank
The Maynooth and Area Food Bank, operating out of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, is a vital community resource serving residents across Hastings Highlands and neighbouring rural communities. Run by dedicated volunteers and supported by local churches and donors, the food bank provides essential groceries to individuals and families in need twice each month. In a region where services can be limited, it offers not only practical assistance but also a strong expression of local care and compassion, embodying the spirit of community support and shared responsibility.

06/02/2026

In this months issue of 'Do you know,' Rev. Dr. Mike Michielin asks: 'Do you know why the Trinity matters?'

"The Trinity matters because ultimate reality is the Trinity and thus, what gives meaning to the world and human life is God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. In saying this, have I already lost your attention? I imagine that a great many people, including Christians, if asked ‘What is the Trinity?’ would begin their answer in the following way. ‘It is a doctrine that …’. And I suspect the question would conjure up in their minds the picture of a group of senile and bearded clergy sitting around a table and thinking up ways of making the Christian religion difficult for the laity. ‘Ah, I have got an idea,’ says the most long bearded and senile of the party twittering, as he sucks his toothless gums, ‘Let’s tell them that God is both three and one; that will give them something to think about.’"

Click on the link to read the rest...
https://www.ontario.anglican.ca/df_media/W1siZiIsIjIwMjYvMDYvMDIvMTgvNTgvMzYvNmM3MzAyMjQtZDU0Yi00MTdjLWE0Y2UtODQ3MjZhYmJiYjI0L0RvIHlvdSBrbm93IHdoeSB0aGUgVHJpbml0eSBtYXR0ZXJzIC0gSnVuZSAyMDI2LnBkZiJdXQ/Do%20you%20know%20why%20the%20Trinity%20matters%20-%20June%202026.pdf?sha=1847e9b116b159e5

06/01/2026

The Venerable Jane Humphreys presented Mary Munnings with her Certificate of Licentiate in Theology Saturday morning.

Congratulations Mary, this achievement reflects your dedication, study, and commitment to deepening your understanding of faith and ministry.

06/01/2026

St. John’s Prescott was pleased to host a Safe Church workshop on Saturday, grateful for the leadership of Archdeacon Jane Humphreys, who facilitated an engaging and informative session on creating safe, welcoming, and responsible ministry environments.

A heartfelt thank‑you to everyone who participated and continues to support the important work of fostering safety and care in our church communities.