Ode to First Responders
Kevin Arndt
October 31, 2024
“Code Yellow! Lockdown!” I can’t say how often I heard this swift exclamation over the prison PA system while serving as Chaplain at the Vancouver
“Code Yellow! Lockdown!” I can’t say how often I heard this swift exclamation over the prison PA system while serving as Chaplain at the Vancouver
The story is told about a woman who was walking on a stormy beach with her husband when a great wave fell onto the shore
Prison Ministry This issue of The HighWay shows the many ways we have changed as a Diocese and as a church in the last 60
Years ago, when I joined BC Corrections as Chaplain, in Victoria’s maximum-security prison, one of the first places in the jail I reported to was
Prison Ministry “Do not be afraid; I am the first and the last, and the Living One. I was dead, and see, I am alive,
We can cage a human body, but we cannot cage the human spirit. According to many spiritual traditions, stilling the body can make way for
Prison Ministry For more than a decade, I was a public servant with BC Corrections. As the chaplain at the province’s maximum-security prison in Victoria,
Prison Ministry “I was in prison, and you visited me,” Matthew 25:36 For more than ten years, I served as the fulltime chaplain at the
In 2020, the Parish of Christ Church, Cranbrook suffered a double blow: the first was the shutdown that we all experienced in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The second came in June, with the retirement of the Reverend Yme Woensdregt after sixteen years of ministry at Christ Church and in the surround- ing community. The parish was at a crossroads.
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