Refreshed Coat of Arms for Algoma
Alongside the renewed Coat of Arms, the Diocese is introducing a coordinated family of logos derived from the same heraldic foundation. These marks will provide a more consistent and recognizable presence across diocesan ministries, events, communications, and public-facing materials.
Opening Eucharist to Launch Clergy Conference 2026 at St. Luke’s Cathedral
The Diocese of Algoma invites all to the Opening Eucharist of Clergy Conference 2026 on Monday, May 4 at 7 p.m. at St. Luke’s Cathedral. Bishop Susan Bell of Niagara will preach on faithful Christian living in difficult times.
Help Shape the Future of Children, Youth & Family Ministry in Algoma
The Diocese of Algoma is inviting input from across the Diocese to help shape a new Children, Youth & Family Ministry plan. Complete the consultation survey and share your perspective.
Seasons & Saints: For the Week of May 3rd
This liturgical reflection highlights the significance of the Ascension of the Lord as a principal feast of the Church and invites renewed commitment to observing holy days beyond Sunday. Drawing on the thought of Walter Brueggemann, it challenges the influence of dominant culture on worship practices. The note also marks the Holy Day of John the Apostle, offering insight into his role in the early Church and traditions surrounding his life.
Passages: April 23–25, 2026
The Diocese of Algoma mourns the loss of Stephen Daniel Tyczinski and Albert Robert LeBlanc, giving thanks for their lives of love, faith, and service. Stephen will be remembered for his deep connection to Christ Church Korah through his family, while Albert is honoured for his many years of faithful care at Emmaus Anglican Church. Both men are held in prayer, along with their families and parish communities, as we commend them to God’s eternal care.
A reflection by The Rev. Dr. Dean Jobin-Bevans
During a recent journey to England, The Rev. Dr. Dean Jobin-Bevans shares reflections from his first week immersed in the life of two of the Church’s great academic centres. From time spent in Oxford reconnecting with friends and familiar places, to settling into prayer, study, and community at Cambridge, this letter offers a glimpse into the rhythms of worship, learning, and encounter that are shaping his time abroad.
Algoma Says Yes! to Kids: A Diocese-Wide Invitation to Support Children & Youth
Algoma Says Yes! to Kids. A new diocesan campaign invites parishes to participate, give, and support the renewal of children, youth, and family ministry across the Diocese.
Matthew in May Online Bible Study
Join Rev. Cory Brunatti and Rev. Mike Black this May for a four-week online Bible study exploring selected passages from the Gospel of Matthew. Thursdays at 8 p.m. Eastern on Zoom.
House of Bishops Spring 2026: A Full and Grace-Filled Week
Archbishop Anne Germond reflects on a prayerful and productive week with the National House of Bishops in Niagara Falls, including conversations on the Pathways initiative, theological education, and the future of the Church in Canada.
Algoma Website Refresh
The Diocese of Algoma website is currently under review as we work to make it easier to navigate, more useful, and better aligned with the needs of our churches, leaders, and communities.