When a church is deconsecrated, along with the inevitable feeling of loss, there is a lot of work to do. One of those tasks is finding a new home for so much that’s accumulated over the decades. 

One highly valued item in many New Brunswick churches is the Roll of Honour — the framed list of parishioners who answered the call to go to war.

Acting Primate Anne Germond is calling the whole Anglican Church in Canada to prayer for the primatial nominations process at the House of Bishops tomorrow, April 2. Archbishop David asks that we also pray. 

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Parish Officers’ Day takes place this Saturday. Registration ends tonight, so sign up now to attend! 

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Tuesdays, running Feb. 25 to May 20, 2-3:15 p.m.  Grief support group providing help and encouragement after the death of a loved one. This is a safe space to navigate the challenges of grief. St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Grand Harbour, Grand Manan.  Griefshare.org

Wednesday noon, during Lent  Free lunch — soup, roll, sweet — at St. Paul's hall, Grand Manan. Donations accepted. March 12, March 19, March 26, April 2.

Friday, April 4th, 6:30 p.m. Homecoming Reunion Service, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Parish of Riverview. Event takes place at St. John the Baptist Church, 28 Woolridge Street, Riverview, NB. Reception to follow.

Monday, April 21, 4-6 p.m. Community Easter dinner, hosted by the Anglican Parish of St. Andrews at the parish hall, 75 King St., St. Andrews. Menu: ham, baked beans, mashed potatoes, veggies, rolls, pickles, dessert, tea, coffee, juice. Everyone is welcome, no charge. Want to volunteer? Call 506-529+8662 or email allsaints@nb.aibn.com .

Sunday, May 4, 9:30 a.m.  75th Anniversary Men's Club Breakfast, in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Parish of Riverview, taking place at St. John the Baptist Church, 28 Woolridge Street, Riverview, NB.

NB Anglican
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Launching Out 
The ACW’s Launching Out newsletter is available online. Click here to view all the news of the ACW in the April edition.

Camp Medley |

Camp Brookwood Christian Camp

Our main speaker will be the Rev'd Canon Grayhame R Bowcott, DMin, Program Director of The Licentiate in Theology Diploma Program at Huron College at Western University. His theme will focus on how we can use prayer to grow spiritually and our congregations to grow relationally and numerically.

There will also be a time for questions with Archbishop David.

Lunch will be provided.

When you turn 80 years old, there ought to be a big celebration. That’s what’s planned for Camp Medley, the diocesan camp which opened in 1945 as a place for kids to get out of the cities and back to fresh air and nature. Everyone is invited, especially those with a link to the camp.

The day will include a worship service, live music, memorabilia, food, tours and more. Accommodations will be available for those needing or wanting to stay the night.

If readers have any memorabilia from camp — crafts, photos, t-shirts — they’d like to show off, they’re asked to contact John (director@campmedley.ca). As well, if readers have stories from camp they’d like to share, please send them to this address:  friends@campmedley.ca.

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Clergy College 2025

June 9-12, 2025

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All clergy and licensed evangelists are invited to the Clergy College - a gathering of fellowship and learning!

St. Michael’s is an annual conference in the Anglican tradition for youth aged 13–19. Together we pray, study, and play. Since 1987, St Michael’s has formed a vibrant community within the Anglican Church in the Maritimes. Our conference participants—or Michaelites!—don’t do things by half measures. When we worship, we worship God reverently in spirit and truth. When we study, we challenge ourselves to learn deeply. When we kick back for games and activities, we make sure that we have a blast.

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