New Chair for Evangelism Committee

The Diocese of Algoma is pleased to announce the appointment of The Rev. Jonathan Blanchard as Chair of the Evangelism Committee. As the committee begins discerning priorities for ministry, Jonathan brings a lifelong connection to Christian mission and a desire to help the Diocese reclaim evangelism as the joyful sharing of God’s good news and an invitation into the family of God.

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Q3 2026 – Archbishop’s Calendar

Throughout July, August, and September, Archbishop Anne Germond will visit parishes, participate in diocesan and provincial gatherings, and support formation events across Algoma and beyond. The summer schedule includes confirmations, anniversaries, the Provincial Youth Gathering, the Lay Readers’ Conference, and opportunities to strengthen relationships within communities of faith.

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Seasons & Saints: Finishing the Week of June 14

This edition of Seasons & Saints reflects on the significance of green vestments during Ordinary Time, reminding us that this season offers an opportunity to renew our passion for God’s mission of reconciliation. It also highlights the memorial of St. Alban, Britain’s first martyr, and the Holy Day commemorating the Birth of St. John the Baptist, who prepared the way for Christ.

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Pride Month Algoma

In this Pride Month message, Archbishop Anne Germond reflects on relationships, faith, and the importance of affirming the dignity of every person as a beloved child of God. Drawing on experiences from the 2022 Lambeth Conference and encounters within the Diocese of Algoma, she encourages the Church to continue listening, learning, and creating communities where all people know they are welcomed, valued, and loved.

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News from our Deaneries

Lawrence & Catherine in 2025 - Square Format

Passages: Lawrence and Catherine Campbell

For more than 75 years, Lawrence and Catherine Campbell walked side by side in faith, family life, and service. Longtime members of Holy Trinity, Jocelyn, and devoted Anglicans in Sault Ste. Marie, their lives reflected steadfast love, Christian devotion, and deep commitment to community. Their story is a witness to enduring marriage, humble faith, and lives well lived.
All Saints Huntsville

ReconciliACTION! In Muskoka Deanery

As National Indigenous Peoples Day approaches, youth at All Saints Anglican Church in Huntsville have taken a leadership role in creating an educational display focused on reconciliation, residential schools, and the Anglican Church’s ongoing journey toward healing. The project encourages parishioners to move from awareness to action while highlighting the important contributions young people make to justice and reconciliation within the Church.
St. Luke's Photo Collage (2)

St. Luke’s Celebrates

A special Evensong service at St. Luke’s Cathedral on June 7 celebrated the many people whose gifts enrich the life of the cathedral community. Through presentations, awards, music, and worship, the congregation gave thanks for the faithful service of children, youth, volunteers, choir members, and ministry leaders who continue to share Christ’s light across generations.
TBNS June 2026 Collage (1)

On the Road with Archbishop Anne

During a June visit to the Thunder Bay–North Shore Deanery, Archbishop Anne Germond participated in the interment of Canon Paul Carr, visited Archdeacon Eric Paterson, and presided at Holy Eucharist and Confirmation at St. Stephen the Martyr in Thunder Bay. The weekend brought together moments of remembrance, pastoral care, worship, and celebration as three young people were confirmed in the faith.

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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