From Bishop David:
- Video message - It's a Body - issued March 27
- Video message - Each Other's Keeper - issued March 26
- Video message - Beyond the Hills - issued March 25
- Video message - A Run on Yeast - issued March 24
- Video message - All My Hope on God is Founded - issued March 23
- Gospel reading and sermon - March 22 worship
- Video message - We are In This Together - issued March 21
- Video message - God in a Strange Land - issued March 20
- Video message - Out For a Walk - issued March 19
- Video message - Unintended Consequences - issued March 18
- Pastoral message issued Tuesday, March 17
- Letter regarding suspension of worship, issued Monday, March 16
Government updates:
Other:
- Primate Linda Nicholls has written an article called COVID-19 & Us.
- Primate Linda Nicholls, in her latest article, asks, Where is God?
- From religionnews.com: As COVID-19 leads to canceled religious gatherings, faith leaders embrace the digital.
- Resources for Christian leaders during the coronavirus pandemic.
- REFLECTION: Finding beauty—and God’s grace—in self-isolation by Anglican Journal editor Matt Townsend.
- REFLECTION: A Christian Response and Witness in the time of COVID-19 (Wycliffe College).
- The Anglican Journal: 'Gone by 2040?' How about 'Transformed by 2021?'
- From the Diocese of Toronto: "Moments that have inspired us during the COVID-10 pandemic."
- Pictorial pilgrimage to Easter Day - St. George's College Jerusalem
- Ken Howard has a compelling blog, so far three parts, posted on the Episcopal Church Foundation Vital Practices site.
- The Anglican Jounal: "Europe's churches bring light to lockdown."
- The Salvationist: "Peace in a time of pandemic"
- Anglican Communion News Service - COVID-19: A Message from Global Anglican Leadership
- Anglican Alliance: Faith in a time of COVID-19
- Anglican Journal: The end of the church as we know it? (And I feel fine)
- Episcopal News Service: As COVID-19 threatens to overwhelm the health-care system, chaplains blend comfort and caution
- Anglican Journal: Indigenous communities prepare for COVID-19