A new lens for a broader view
I am not so caught up in my own little bubble, and know that I, and what I do, is part of a larger body [...]
I am not so caught up in my own little bubble, and know that I, and what I do, is part of a larger body [...]
In this era when membership in institutions--not just the church--is dropping, are we being offered a new mark of the Christian life: curiosity.
How often have I failed to truly and really see the person sitting on the roadside in the cold -- to see Christ in them?
We can’t expect people to change their views, but we can learn about others, and ourselves, by just listening.
The collective practice of love involves receiving care just as much as giving it.
Each one of us must determine when and whether to speak openly about our faith to people who may be hostile to it.
Over 80 students gathered this fall to take a journey into the Gospel of Luke, thanks to a new course offered by Montreal Diocesan Theological [...]
Montreal Dio's 2018 Convocation featured an address from the Most Rev. Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, and conferral of degrees and [...]
This article was written by college Principal Jesse Zink and originally appeared in the March 2018 edition of the Anglican Montreal I would be the [...]
This interview originally appeared in the March 2018 edition of the Anglican Montreal The Rev. Dr. Jesse Zink became principal of Montreal Diocesan Theological College (“Dio”) [...]