St. Matthew’s’ parish family (some of us) gathers for worship in the sanctuary on Sunday mornings, but we’re still in an in-between time, cautious about making others sick but trying to reconnect. We’re having coffee after the service only the first Sunday of every month; we’re hoping to build back to more ways of gathering over then next while.

Other ways St. Matthew’s people are connecting are through the video mini-services; through Zoom “coffee times,” and small groups; by phone; sharing prayer requests and announcements by email; and in small outdoor groups. Not many of us use the Facebook page, but that and Facebook Messenger are also options. If you would like to get more connected, contact the rector.

The Larger Church Family

St. Matthew’s is connected to the larger Anglican Church though the Diocese of Rupert’s Land, the Anglican Church of Canada, and the global Anglican Communion.

The Rupert’s Land News is the news and journal for our diocese

The Anglican Journal is the news source for the Anglican Church of Canada

Other Links:

PWRDF, the Anglican agency for relief and development

Kairos, a Canadian ecumenical justice-seeking organization

Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples

Proud Anglicans, a listing of Anglican Churches
in Canada where lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are
welcome

Integrity, an older website that has not been maintained, but that shows some of the history of “gay and lesbian Anglicans and our friends” in Canada

#ACCtoo, a movement seeking reform in how the Anglican Church of Canada responds to survivors of sexual violence

Vanderbilt University’s site for the Revised Common Lectionary is a handy resource for readings, seasonal celebrations, prayer and art.

For links to Taize music and Centering Prayer, see our page A Growing Faith Life.