Muskoka Youth Unplugged Seeks Community Input
Organizers of Youth Unplugged are inviting local families and young people to help shape the future of the program ahead of its September relaunch. The community partnership initiative offers a tech-free space for children and youth to build friendships, explore creativity, and connect through shared activities, with plans to expand programming across the Muskoka Deanery this fall.
Preliminary Consultation Findings Highlight Importance of Children, Youth & Family Ministry
Preliminary results from the Diocese of Algoma’s Children, Youth & Family Ministry consultation reveal strong support for making ministry with children, youth, and families a diocesan priority. While respondents identified challenges such as declining participation and volunteer recruitment, they also expressed enthusiasm for leadership training, resource development, regional collaboration, and new approaches to ministry. The consultation remains open as the Diocese works toward a renewed ministry plan for Synod 2027.
Registration Open for Provincial Youth Council Gathering 2026
Young Anglicans aged 15–23 are invited to register for the Provincial Youth Council Gathering 2026, taking place August 27–30 at Jericho House in Port Colborne. Under the theme Cultivating Good Soil, the weekend will offer worship, leadership development, discussion, and opportunities to connect with peers from across the Ecclesiastical Province of Ontario.
Your Voice Can Open Doors
The Diocese of Algoma Social Justice Committee is launching the Youth Social Justice Video Challenge 2026, inviting youth and young adults to create short videos exploring issues such as poverty, reconciliation, mental health, climate justice, and community care. The initiative encourages young people to use their voices, creativity, and faith to inspire awareness, compassion, and positive change.
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