Michelle Hauser

Cory Brunatti brings a lifelong love of faith, music and creation to his ministry among the churches of the Parry Sound and Muskoka Lakes area.

Meet Cory Brunatti

Cory Brunatti reflects on the call to ministry that began in childhood, his love of music and creation, and the journey that brought him to serve seven Algoma churches.

The Rev. Dr. Dean Jobin-Bevans brings a lifetime of music, scholarship and collaborative leadership to his ministry at St. Paul’s, Thunder Bay.

Meet Dean Jobin-Bevans

The Rev. Dr. Dean Jobin-Bevans reflects on a life shaped by music, scholarship, pastoral ministry and the many voices that make ministry “symphonic.”

The Rev. Paul Baskcomb brings decades of public-service leadership and deep northern roots to his ministry at St. John the Divine, Copper Cliff, and Christ Church, Lively.

Meet Paul Baskcomb

The Rev. Paul Baskcomb reflects on the call that carried him from municipal public service into ordained ministry, along with the faith, family and joy that continue to shape his vocation.

More than 30 walkers from across the Algoma Deanery gathered at Bishophurst following the 2026 Alongside Hope Wild Ride in support of solar panels for St. Luke’s Hospital in Nablus.

Walking for Light and Hope

More than 30 people walked from three Sault Ste. Marie Anglican churches to Bishophurst, helping the Algoma Deanery surpass its Wild Ride fundraising goal for St. Luke’s Hospital in Nablus.

The Rev. Peter Selvaraj celebrates his licensing for priestly ministry with Archbishop Anne Germond and members of Church of the Redeemer, Rosseau.

A Joyful Evening in Rosseau

The Rev. Peter Selvaraj was licensed for priestly ministry at Church of the Redeemer, Rosseau, during Archbishop Anne Germond’s summer visit to Muskoka.

From left: Lorraine Graham, Yvonne Plant, Joan Horton, Debbie Shamas, Brennda Bouchard and Marie Kirchmeir of the Blind River Anglican Church Women.

Building a Lasting Legacy

Decades of fundraising by the Blind River Anglican Church Women are helping create a lasting community legacy through new playground features at Sellers Beach.

Lawrence and Catherine Campbell

Lawrence and Catherine Campbell are remembered for more than 75 years of marriage, steadfast faith and deep connection to St. Joseph Island and the Anglican Church.

Paramedics, OPP officers and community artwork were among the signs of appreciation at St. John the Evangelist’s Emergency Service Workers Appreciation Luncheon in Schreiber, inspired by the Rev. Jan Latham’s years of volunteer firefighting.

Answering the Call

The Rev. Jan Latham’s years as a volunteer firefighter inspired St. John the Evangelist, Schreiber, to honour local emergency responders with a community appreciation luncheon.

Thorneloe University has received a US$30,000 grant from the Wabash Center to lead a national initiative on theological education and institutional renewal.

Major Grant for Thorneloe

A US$30,000 grant will support Thorneloe University in leading a two-year national initiative exploring theological education, reconciliation and institutional change.

John Frank Lockyer

The Rev. John Frank Lockyer is remembered as a teacher, priest and pastor whose love of learning, compassion and quiet wisdom shaped students and parish communities alike.