Had it not been for a conversation with a nun from Chicago, Kurt Schmidt might never had ended up in Fredericton. Between then and now, there were stops in Cape Breton, Tanzania, Tacoma, Halifax and Windsor, Nova Scotia. 

The Ven. Brent Ham’s term as Archdeacon of Moncton has been extended for a further three-year term, until Oct. 7, 2023.

The Rev. Gordon Thompson has been appointed an honorary assistant in the Parish of Restigouche, effective immediately.

The appointment of the Rev. Chris McMullen as interim priest-in-charge in the Parish of Upper Kennebecasis has been extended to Aug. 31, 2021.

Clergy anniversaries
Sept. 29 - David Edwards - 25 years a deacon
NOTE: Clergy anniversaries are recognized at 10 and 25 years and subsequent 5-year intervals.

God and the Pandemic What are we supposed to think about the Coronavirus crisis? Is it a sign of the End? Is it a call to repent? Join us for a 5-week study on "God and the Pandemic" written by one of the world's foremost New Testament scholars, N.T. Wright.

In lieu of an autumn youth retreat, join us for a day of socially responsible fun.  Youth groups/bubbles (ages 11-17) will move from station to station, and explore what it means to be "in-between" - in-between the start and end of a pandemic, and in-between Jesus' victory on the cross and the final celebrations of that victory!
To register your youth group, or if you have any questions/concerns, please contact us at yigfton@gmail.com.

Does Liberalism need Christianity?
The Fall Christian Forum, which usually takes place in Fredericton, will be held online. Everyone is welcome to tune in. 

The columbarium is located in the front entrance of Trinity Anglican Church at 115 Charlotte Street in Saint John. This beautiful historical church provides a place of remembrance for families wanting that connection with the church. There are various niche sizes (individual, couples, family) available for purchase. Inquiries can be directed to the Trinity Parish office at (506) 693-8558 or email: trinsj@nb.aibn.com.

Want to help? Click here to donate!  Under the “fund” drop-down menu, choose Camp Medley.

Check out the Camp Medley video on this topic here. 

See the photo below for progress on hydro-seeding. 

Great progress! Prayers for not too much rain from Hurricane Teddy are welcome! 

See above to help with this project.

Our primate, Archbishop Linda Nicholls, returns to Facebook Live for PWRDF - Ride for Refuge HYMN SING! Sunday, Sept. 27, 8 p.m. Atlantic time.

Please give if you can to this worthy cause. COVID-19 has devastated the Volta region where Ho is located. There is no healthcare in the area and no testing kits, and we are hearing authorities are completely overwhelmed and people are fearful.

Donate here.

Send to the editor for publication in the New Brunswick Anglican:  gmcknight@diofton.ca

NB Anglican editor Gisele McKnight has launched a series called "What Have We Learned" regarding the past six months living under pandemic conditions.

The aim is for answers to encompass mostly church life and how that has affected you, but could also include personal epiphanies, mental health issues and the like. As long as they are relevant to your life as a Christian, we’re interested in hearing from you.

Please write economically and try to limit your answer to 300-400 words.

This series, assuming there is enough feedback, will be ongoing throughout the fall. The next deadline is Sept. 25.
Send to gmcknight@diofton.ca . Thank you!

All leader positions are filled for the remainder of the season. 

Only three Sundays left to enjoy this lovely afternoon service in a unique, peaceful setting. 

~ Precious Lord, Take My Hand, And Help Me Up

~ It is Well With My Soul, But My Knees Hurt

~ Nobody Knows the Trouble I Have Seeing

~ Amazing Grace, Considering My Age

~ Just a Slower Walk With Thee

~ Go Tell It On The Mountain, But Speak Up

~ Give Me That Old Timers' Religion

~ Blessed Insurance

~ Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah, I've Forgotten Where I Parked