October 2022

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Is the Church Killing Clergy?

This question has been haunting me recently. It’s a question that has become ever-more pressing since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it was ...

Written by

Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Bones, Bodies, and the Wisdom of the Spirit

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 ...

Written by

Kevin Arndt

Servant’s Heart and the Sorrento Center

Listening deeply to our Indigenous neighbours as we seek to walk together in the journey of reconciliation – that is an important part of the ...

Written by

Michael Shapcott

Four Sentences Leading To Wisdom

I’m a huge fan of Louise Penny’s novels, which are set in the village of Three Pines in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. Armand Gamache ...

Written by

Yme Woensdregt

Spirituality in the Garden

We live in an age when everything is analyzed endlessly and measured minutely. But no one can measure the Spirit. At the beginning of the ...

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Wendy and Peter Southward

Around the Diocese of Kootenay

Church Yard Flea Market, Nelson BC “Church Yard Flea Market“ The ladies of St. Saviour’s Anglican Pro-Cathedral in Nelson said, “It was fun, relaxed and ...

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thehighway

Another World Possible

A few weeks ago, meeting with colleagues from across the country about developing the church’s capacity to participate in God’s mission, our discussion took a ...

Written by

Andrew Stephens-Rennie

Innocent Wonder

When my granddaughter was 4 years old, her mother was helping her get ready for bed one evening. My granddaughter was being her usual pixelated ...

Written by

James Wild

Report on Anglican Deacons Canada Conference 2024

Servant’s Heart — from the desk of a deacon Anglican Deacons Canada in Partnership with Deacons of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada gathered to ...

Written by

Richard Simpson

Ode to First Responders

“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 ...

Written by

Kevin Arndt

Gordon Light: Inside the Mind of a Songwriter

I have had the privilege of knowing Gordon Light for the last 47 years starting at St. Luke’s Anglican Church in Winnipeg. Back then, he ...

Written by

Norene Morrow

Saints, Souls, Grief, Joy

Autumn in the Kootenays has brought an abundance of fruit, with cooler temperatures, and a crispness to the air. The waters of Kootenay Lake no ...

Written by

David Burrows

The Dancing Saints — St Gregory of Nyssa

When living in Marin County in California, I had the opportunity to visit St Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church in San Francisco. There are many ...

Written by

John Lavender

40th Anniversary, St John the Evangelist, Salmon Arm

Timeline Cards For the 40th Anniversary of the Consecration of St. John’s, Salmon Arm Salmon Arm began as a farming hamlet centred on Hedgeman’s Corners ...

Written by

Sue Kershaw

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The HighWay is an online newspaper serving Anglicans in the Diocese of Kootenay, British Columbia. We acknowledge that the land on which we gather is the traditional unceded territory of the Syilx (Okanagan) Peoples, the Ktunaxa and Kinbasket Peoples, the Secwepemc (Shuswap) Peoples, and the Sinixt (Arrow Lakes) Peoples.

October 2022

The Communion Forest

Is the Church Killing Clergy?

Bones, Bodies, and the Wisdom of the Spirit

Servant’s Heart and the Sorrento Center

Four Sentences Leading To Wisdom

Spirituality in the Garden

Around the Diocese of Kootenay

November 2024

Colonies of Heaven

Another World Possible

Innocent Wonder

Report on Anglican Deacons Canada Conference 2024

Ode to First Responders

Gordon Light: Inside the Mind of a Songwriter

Saints, Souls, Grief, Joy

The Dancing Saints — St Gregory of Nyssa

40th Anniversary, St John the Evangelist, Salmon Arm

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