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March 6, 2025 – Beyond the Hymns: A Sunday Shift in Perspective
Sunday mornings are often a time for reflection, renewal, and connection. This past Sunday, however, something shifted in my understanding of what those moments truly mean. It wasn’t just another service; it was a powerful reminder that worship isn’t an end in itself, but a launchpad for action. The service, as always, was filled with… Continue reading
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March 5, 2025 – The Enduring Heart of Chinatown: Reflections on Today’s Conversation with a Young Leader at Yarrow
The warmth of my coffee cup has long faded, yet the profound impact of my conversation with Beverly, a young leader from Yarrow Intergenerational Society for Justice remains vivid. This wasn’t merely a discussion; it was a powerful encounter with the heart of an organization deeply rooted in its community. What struck me most was… Continue reading
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March 2, 2025,- “Welcome to Anglican Church”: Holding Space in the Midst of Contempt
Serving at St. Alban’s Friday Lunch program is always a humbling experience. It’s a chance to connect with our community, to offer a warm meal, and to share a moment of human connection. But sometimes, those moments are tinged with something other than warmth. Several days ago, a gentleman approached me with a familiar mix… Continue reading
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Feb 28, 2025 – Diverse Voices, Shared Heart: Reflections on Our Richmond Community Gathering
Last night, within the embrace of 360 Community, we witnessed the beautiful chaos of diverse voices coming together in Richmond. We were a tapestry of different ideas, experiences, focuses, and approaches, yet every voice was heard, every perspective valued. There was no single dominating voice, no attempt to impose a singular vision. Instead, we created… Continue reading
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Feb 21, 2025 – Finding Common Ground: A Conversation with Dialogue Richmond
Last evening, over a cup of coffee, I had the opportunity to engage in a rich and inspiring conversation with Jonathan, a leader from Dialogue Richmond. I’m grateful to Henry for connecting and meeting with us; it was a conversation filled with insight, encouragement, and a shared passion for fostering understanding and inclusivity in our… Continue reading
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Feb 19, 2025 – My CBC Interview: Advocating for Supportive Housing Solutions
I am deeply grateful for the incredible opportunity to be interviewed by Gloria Macarenko on her inspiring program, “On the Coast,” on CBC Radio 1 today. Although the segment was brief and could not delve deeper, the message is powerful and clear: let’s embrace inclusivity and work together to build a community where everyone can… Continue reading
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Feb 17, 2025 – Beyond “Crime-Free”: Rethinking Safety and Supportive Housing in Richmond
I recently came across the slogan “For a Safe and Crime-Free Richmond” circulating online in discussions about the proposed Cambie Permanent Housing (CPH) project. While the desire for safety is a universal concern, it’s crucial to examine how this slogan frames the issue and its potential impact on our community. Does it truly reflect a… Continue reading
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Feb 15, 2025 – Whose Victory? Examining the Cambie and Sexsmith Project Cancellation
A recent Facebook post, celebrating the cancellation of the Cambie and Sexsmith supportive housing project as a “victory for public opinion,” caught my attention and prompted reflection. This post, along with the organized petitions, lobbying, and campaigns that preceded the decision, warrants a closer examination. But is this truly a victory for everyone? A deeper… Continue reading
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Feb 15, 2025 – The Ripple Effect of Kindness: Remembering Our Shared Humanity
Today, as we celebrate the anniversary of our flag, a symbol of unity and shared values, let’s reflect on what it truly means to be Canadian. It’s not just about the red and white, or the maple leaf; it’s about the spirit of compassion and care that we strive to embody. We live in a… Continue reading
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Feb 11, 2025 – The Leadership of the Spirit: Beyond Personal Experience
This past Sunday, my family and I attended a Charismatic church for worship. If I am not scheduled for any Sunday duties, I make it my practice to visit different churches for observation, reflection, and learning. Engaging with different worship traditions broadens my understanding of the body of Christ and challenges me to see God’s… Continue reading
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