Category Archives: Sunday Reflection

Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31: In this section of Proverbs we hear an account of wisdom.  In the opening lines it is made clear that the message of this proverb is one of the great import, something that needs to be heard.  … Continue reading →

“Christ’s Ascension is therefore also our own, upon the glory of the Head rests the hope of the body.  On this holy day, we have received not only the assurance of entering into possession of eternal glory, but we have … Continue reading →

“Resurrection is…” and so far, the possibilities have included relationship, abundance, protection, and love.  This week?  Resurrection is companionship.” Karoline Lewis Why companionship?  The primary reason for the gift of the Spirit is so that the disciples might experience the … Continue reading →

The theme for this year’s Annual Clergy Conference is “Renew, Refresh and Rejoice.”  It gave me an opportunity to meet and listen to some insights shared by the principal of Vancouver School of Theology, Dr. Richard Toppings.  He set the … Continue reading →

“The Recognition of the risen Christ” Jesus said, “Come and have breakfast.” John 21: 12. The gospel passage continues to speak to us about the gathering of God’s people. Sunday morning, as most of you are aware, is the gathering of … Continue reading →

“By taking some time each day to allow that Word to echo, we may begin to recognize the loving voice of God speaking in our lives”. This incisive question by a 15 year old student cuts to the heart of … Continue reading →

Throughout Lent this year Fr. Louie has been submitting to you ‘A Lenten Journey Reflection’ which can be found at http://www.anglican.ca/primate/tfc/becoming/ As I read through it, these three questions come up on one of the pages. What did you hear … Continue reading →

Psalm 27: Glorious is the Lord who is the rock of our salvation and our stronghold in times of distress.  The psalmist seems to be deeply troubled in his reflection and plea for God’s mercy is Psalm  27.  Troubled by … Continue reading →

Deuteronomy 26:1-11 who knew that we could talk about stewardship in some time of the calendar year other than September, October, or November?  This passage from Deuteronomy helps us to recall that everything that we have is a gift.  All … Continue reading →