The Mystery of Love has been revealed to us by Jesus.

God is Lover, Beloved, and Love.

Now we accept the invitation to enter that love.

To enter the Sunday service click here.

Participate in any/all of the days as we walk as individuals or in our family groups in lament and solidarity of our First Nations brothers and sisters, remembering the traumatic harm done by residential schools for so many generations. As anyone of our human family have been affected, we are all affected.

This year’s walk will be self-guided, maps will be provided and you can walk at a time that works best for you! There are a number of different routes and distances you can take.  If you don't live in the Fraser Valley area, you can still participate. Register for the event and select Solidarity Walk. Then go for a walk on May 28, 29, or 30 around your neighbourhood, in a park, or on a trail. Post pictures of your walk so we can see who is walking in different communities across Canada.

We will be following all BC Health regulations to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Organizers will inform you if the Reconciliation Walk event is canceled due to more strict restrictions. Please follow social distancing guidelines while participating, allowing 2 meters between other people or small groups of walkers. You may want to bring or wear a mask and have hand sanitizer with you.

Register for the walk and to receive your free t-shirt.

Register

The light is at the end of the tunnel

Following the provincial health plan for re-opening, the bishop released the following:

https://www.vancouver.anglican.ca/news/pastoral-letter-on-worship-in-the-diocese-of-new-westminster-and-bcs-restart-plan

Centering Prayer is moving online for the foreseeable future.

ZOOM in here.

(If asked, Passcode is 1.)

ZOOM in Here.

Facilitated by Joe Baker

This simple practice is twenty minutes of silence using the pattern of Centering Prayer taught by Thomas Keating and Cynthia Bourgeault.

Please visit centeringprayer.com for more information.

ZOOM in Here.

Facilitated by Katherine Murray on Zoom   

This four session workshop will explore what the scriptures say about God speaking to us, and look at a few saints & historical figures and what they have to tell us about hearing God. Through listening exercises and practice opportunities we will identify the ways we already hear God and explore new ways of listening to God.   

In addition we will learn about the Benedictine Life Model and listening to God, cultivate a heart of listening, and learn stewardship of what we hear.  

Registration: $40.00.  

Katherine is the facilitator of the Listening Prayer ministry at the Parish of St. Dunstan.  

Facilitated by the Reverend Amanda Ruston  

The Divine Office of Compline is the traditional prayer to close the day before sleep. This practice evening includes an introduction that will engage all the senses and allow us to enter into prayer with our whole selves: mind, body, and soul. If you want, bring a mat or blanket to sit on, candles, incense - whatever inspires you to create a sacred space to enter into the Opus Dei - the Work of God.  

Registration: Suggested Donation of $20  

Amanda is a lifelong Anglican deeply in love with, and ordained in the Anglican tradition. She is a professed Benedictine, an artist and RYT-200; experienced in teaching various forms of yoga, meditation, and prayer. Amanda’s passion for beauty and liturgy, her experience teaching, as well as her identity as an artist and religious, all deeply inform the offering of this relaxing, embodied practice that will help close the evening in a sacred and mindful way.  

Rental Required