150th Anniversary of Bishophurst

The Diocese of Algoma invites the community to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Bishophurst during Doors Open Ontario on September 26, 2026. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of this historic landmark, learn about its rich heritage, and mark the occasion with a special commemorative T-shirt supporting the Anne Germond Legacy Fund.

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Community Response Grows

Community organizations across Northwestern Ontario have come together to support wildfire evacuees through coordinated donation drives, volunteer efforts, and financial assistance. Archbishop Anne Germond gives thanks for the extraordinary generosity of Indigenous leaders, emergency responders, churches, charities, businesses, and volunteers as they continue to bring hope and practical care to those displaced by the ongoing wildfire emergency.

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Alongside Hope Responds

As wildfires continue to impact communities across Northwestern Ontario, Alongside Hope is partnering with diocesan and Indigenous leaders to provide emergency support and coordinate relief efforts. Through its In Canada Emergency Response Fund and collaboration with local communities, the agency is helping address immediate needs while preparing for the long-term work of recovery.

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Remembering Collins

As wildfires continue to destroy communities across Northwestern Ontario, the Rev. Elizabeth Sipos reflects on her ministry in Collins First Nation nearly two decades ago. Her memories of the community serve as a poignant reminder that behind every evacuation are people, relationships, and places deeply loved, inspiring the Diocese of Algoma to respond with prayer, practical support, and hope.

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News from our Deaneries

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140 Years of Faithful Ministry

Join the Parish of Christ Church, Ilfracombe as it celebrates 140 years of faithful Anglican ministry in the Buck Lake community. Archbishop Anne Germond will join parishioners, friends, and visitors for a special anniversary service on July 26, followed by a luncheon celebrating the parish's rich history of worship, fellowship, and service.
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Honouring the Rev. Norm Blanchard

The Diocese of Algoma joins Maison McCulloch Hospice in celebrating the Rev. Norm Blanchard as he concludes fourteen years of leadership in its grief support ministry. Through compassionate care, faithful service, and his diaconal ministry, Norm has accompanied countless individuals and families with Christ's love during times of loss, leaving a lasting legacy of hope and healing.
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Blind River ACW Builds Lasting Legacy

As Blind River celebrates its 120th anniversary, the Blind River Anglican Church Women are helping create a lasting legacy through their support of new playground features at Sellers Beach. Funded through decades of community fundraising, the project reflects the ACW's ongoing commitment to serving local families and demonstrates that the Church's ministry continues well beyond the walls of a church building.
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Family Camp Returns to Camp Gitchigomee This August

Families from across the Thunder Bay–North Shore Deanery are invited to Family Camp at Camp Gitchigomee, August 14–16, 2026. Sponsored by Gathering Table, the weekend offers worship, outdoor adventures, campfires, crafts, and fellowship in a welcoming Christian community. Open to families of all ages, the camp is offered by donation to help ensure everyone can participate.

The Diocese of Algoma

Our diocesan mission is: “To share in the gathering work of Christ so that His newness of life overflows into our hearts, homes, churches, and communities.”

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