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Generation has been the voice of Canadian Anglican Youth Ministry since June 2006. We’re excited to continue exploring the changing face of youth ministry with The Community.


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Stronger Together 2016

Stronger Together 2016

July 6th, 2016

By: Judy Steers


Mission as listening and waiting

Mission as listening and waiting

September 9th, 2015

By: Montreal Mission Interns

I believe the church has more to offer young people who have aged out of foster care and I hope to see more bridges built between the two communities in my lifetime. And I would also like to see a church responding by being ready to receive young people regardless of their backgrounds, waiting patiently for them to find a place in the church, and most importantly, listening to them.


Montreal intern reflection: Amos Bohoussou

Montreal intern reflection: Amos Bohoussou

August 26th, 2015

By: Montreal Mission Interns

My mission project was to incorporate humour into sharing the gospel with people. I did stand-up routines in comedy clubs and my local church, and also hosted a night of dialogue on with religious and non-religious people on the humour of God.


Montreal intern reflection: Ben Stuchbery

Montreal intern reflection: Ben Stuchbery

August 11th, 2015

By: Montreal Mission Interns

The three aspects of my internship this summer have been guided by an understanding of mission that seeks primarily to uphold the sanctity of human life. It is the thread that holds them together. The three aspects are as follows: fair trade, French bible study, and pastoral care.


Montreal intern reflection: Nick Oligny

Montreal intern reflection: Nick Oligny

August 4th, 2015

By: Montreal Mission Interns

I was nervous starting this internship. I have no religious background and minimal knowledge of scripture. In academia or the workforce, I had a losing hand. But the welcome I received from the Montreal Mission Internship leaders and participants was unwaveringly warm and patient. I felt like a welcome guest.


Topic Guides:
Andrew Stephens-RennieASR
Andrew loves pioneering responsive, contextual solutions to the challenge of being church in the 21st Century. He’s always thinking about something, and as a typical west-coast transplant, spends far too much time in Vancouver’s multitudinous coffee shops.

 

Judy Steersjudy at garden
Judy Steers is the Coordinator for Youth Initiatives for the Anglican Church of Canada.  Since 1999, she has also been the program director of the “Ask & Imagine” youth theology and leadership program at Huron University College.

 

Laura Walton

Laura Walton

Laura Walton is part of the Youth Initiatives Team for the Anglican Church of Canada. She is the half time youth minister at All Saints’, Collingwood and has a private counselling practice in the area as well. As the mom of 2 teenagers, a Preacher’s Kid, and long time volunteer in the Diocese of Toronto Laura has worked in the field of youth and children’s ministry on the ground floor level for many years.

 

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