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Jan 12, 2025 – Walking in Love – Exploring Anglican Theology and LGBTQ+ Inclusion
We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of the first session of “Walking in Love: Anglican Theology and LGBTQ+ Affirming”! Conducted in Cantonese, this session introduced the Three-Legged Stool framework—balancing Scripture, Tradition, and Reason—and highlighted how these elements harmonize to provide a thoughtful and pastoral approach to interpreting Scripture. The Anglican tradition embraces both Continue reading
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Jan 11, 2025 – Reflections on Leading the Workshop on Mental Health and Spiritual Support
I had the privilege of leading a workshop for a support group organized by the Pathways Clubhouse Society of Richmond today. This group serves both Cantonese and Mandarin-speaking individuals who are caregivers or coping with depression and other mental health challenges. It was a rewarding experience to share insights with everyone, and I also had Continue reading
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January 2, 2025 – The Power of Redemption: A Conversation About Guilt, Restoration, and Trust
Last week, I had the opportunity to sit down over coffee with a man who shared a transformative story. He had been in a serious relationship with his fiancée, building plans for their future together when a significant mistake occurred—he had an affair with a colleague. What stood out to me was not the affair Continue reading
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December 22nd, 2024 – Holiday Giving is Important, But How Can We Provide Ongoing Support and Lasting Solutions for the Marginalized?
Today, I had the privilege of delivering food to people in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (DTES) with Ziggy and others. When we arrived, I noticed fewer people in line than usual, as many had recently received their welfare benefits and were savoring them. While it was comforting to see fewer individuals in immediate need of food, Continue reading
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December 12, 2024 – Reflections on Our First Community Initiative Meeting
As I reflect on our first meeting for the community initiative, I’m filled with hope and excitement. The energy in the room was palpable, and the shared commitment to creating something meaningful in Richmond was inspiring. This project is shaping up to be more than just a community meal—it’s about building real connections, understanding, and Continue reading
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December 7, 2024 – From Conversations to Community: Cultivating Grace, Hope, and Unconditional Love
Recently, I engaged in profound conversations with my friends T and D that sparked deep reflection and fueled my desire to take meaningful action. I have known T for a long time, and as our discussions deepened, T opened up about some personal struggles. As a Christian actively involved in a conservative church, T has Continue reading
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December 3rd, 2024 – Reflection: A Quiet Start, A Faithful Beginning
Today marked the first “Coffee with Fr. Bill” gathering at Blenz Coffee on Garden City and Blundell. I arrived with anticipation, envisioning meaningful conversations and shared moments. While no one joined me this morning, the time was still a blessing. I spent the hour reading, reflecting, and praying for our community—for those seeking connection, those Continue reading
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Nov 27, 2024 – Morning Coffee with Dusty: A Story of Hope and Resilience
This morning, I had the pleasure of enjoying coffee with Dusty Momiji, a dedicated community support worker. Dusty’s story is one of incredible transformation and resilience. Not long ago, he faced significant challenges, struggling with alcoholism, substance abuse, and homelessness, all compounded by mental health issues. His journey is a powerful testament to faith, structure, Continue reading
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Nov 26, 2024 – Conversations That Inspire: Judy Graves and the Fight Against Homelessness
Some of the most enlightening moments of my life have occurred over a simple cup of coffee, and my conversations with Judy Graves are a prime example. Judy’s unwavering dedication to improving the lives of individuals experiencing homelessness has left an indelible mark on British Columbia’s social welfare landscape and on my own understanding of Continue reading
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Building Bridges Across Borders: Insights from Hong Kong
I am incredibly grateful to have been part of the delegation from our diocese that visited the Anglican churches in Hong Kong. This visit was a significant step toward building connections and fostering relationships, allowing us to introduce our ministry and diocese to clergy and parishes in Hong Kong. We envision our Anglican churches becoming Continue reading
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