Sorrento’s New Mission, Vision & Values
Michael Shapcott
February 28, 2024
From the desk of a deacon “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life, and may
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From the desk of a deacon “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life, and may
Deacons are called to a ministry at the intersection of Church and community. In the summer and early fall in the Shuswap, that has meant
Servant’s Heart from the Desk of a Deacon It’s a global story with a terrible impact right here in the Diocese of Kootenay: Extreme weather
Servant’s Heart Imagine! Coming home for your 60th birthday! What joy! Now, spread that over an entire year, and you have some sense of the
SERVANT’S HEART From the Desk of a Deacon “Our land gave us our language,” said Dr. Marianne Ignace, Secwepemc language and culture scholar at Simon
Listening deeply to our Indigenous neighbours as we seek to walk together in the journey of reconciliation – that is an important part of the
Servant’s Heart: From the Desk of a Deacon The Diocese of Kootenay includes some of the most beautiful and nourishing natural places in all of
For the second time in four months, evacuees from natural disasters have crowded into the Shuswap region in the northwest corner of the Diocese of Kootenay. In July, it was people fleeing the wildfires, and in November, it was people fleeing landslides and flooding.
At the Sorrento Centre, we are pre- paring for a summer season that we hope will include some old favourites, as well as engaging new events. It’s not just in-person gatherings. At the Sorrento Centre, our on-line events are growing in numbers and variety.
Servant’s Heart from the desk of a deacon Happy new year! Bishop Lynne McNaughton led three dozen or so participants in an on-line Entry into
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