On a Cold Winter’s Snow
Dan Prysunka
January 31, 2026
On one not so typical winter day in January 1963, the bitter frigid wind whistled sharply on my face as it skipped over the fields
On one not so typical winter day in January 1963, the bitter frigid wind whistled sharply on my face as it skipped over the fields
I will conclude the History of the Anglican Church in Canada with the remaining story of the expansion of Northwestern Canada (Prairies) and the Distant
Expansion West and North The Expansion Westward and Northward of the Anglican Church, based on the book “Our Heritage,” circa 1946, by Reverend R.J. Pierce.
The Old Church comes to Upper and Lower Canada In Upper Canada, loyalist exiles from New York travelled westwards. The route leading to the Niagara
This historical account is based on articles from “Our Heritage,” circa 1946. The article was entitled, “The Old Church Comes to Canada,” written by the
The story of Adam and Eve is about choices and consequences. Right and wrong. Choices mattered then and they matter today for us all. God
Confirmed into the Anglican Church at age 13 in 1965, I genuinely enjoyed my young years in the church. God was with me. However, later
I would like to present a rare letter, an apologetic almost lost to history: the “Epistle to Diognetus” (Greek, name meaning God-born), from Chapter 5-6,