Ring of Light

		St John's Anglican Church, Sandwich, Ontario The first St John's Church was built in 1807 and burned down by the Kentucky Mounted Rifleman in September 1813. The present church was built during the incumbency of the Rev. Francis Gore Elliott in 1872.
		Anglican Churches of Woodstock Ontario Woodstock has 3 Anglican Churches: Old St Paul's Anglican Church, Church of the Epiphany and the Church of the Good Shepherd.   St Paul's was the first church in Woodstock built in 1834 and is designated an Ontario Heritage site.
		The Necessity of Jesus' Resurrection by Arthur C Custance The really surprising and challenging element in the Gospel message is not so much the sacrifice that was involved, but the Resurrection. Without the Crucifixion there could be no salvation for man, nevertheless, without the Resurrection the sacrifice would have been ineffective.
		John Horden, First Bishop of Moosonee Born in 1828 in Exeter, England, John Horden was an Anglican misionary in James Bay, British North America for 20 years. When the area was included in the new Diocese of Moosonee in 1872 he was appointed its first Bishop and continued in that role for 20 years until his death.
		Science meets Religion: Shroud of Turin Dr Gary Chiang uses the study of the Shroud of Turin as an example of how the prejudices of scientists more than the scientific evidence itself lead to acceptance of a theory.		Frederick Fauquier Bishop of Algoma
		Is Intelligent Design Dead? by Gary Chiang The author of Overcoming Prejudice in the Evolution / Creation Debate argues Intelligent Design will never die, although reworked to address a modern world, it is still a compelling argument.
		Anglican Network in Canada Parish September 28, 2008, the Congregation and Leadership of St Aidan's Anglican Church voted to join the Anglican Network in Canada. They objected to the Anglican Church of Canada's motion declaring adult same sex relationships as being holy, as well as the dilution of the standards surrounding Christian marriage.
		St Nicholas Church, Ringmore, Devon There has been a church on this site in Ringmore, Devon probably as early as the seventh century. The church as seen today is from the 13th century and although many modifications have been made over the centuries it is still the same size and shape as when it was first built.
		Who Taught Adam To Speak? by Arthur C Custance The first two chapters of Genesis not only tell us who spoke first and how God taught the first man, but the implications of the necessity of this unique faculty in terms of his humanity and the purpose of his very creation are profound.
		Anglican Church in Ontario in the 19th Century The development of the Anglican Church in Ontario is traced through biographies of the provinces first bishops: John Strachan, Benjamin Cronyn, John Travers Lewis, John Horden and Charles Hamilton.		John Travers Lewis Bishop of Ontario
		One Man's Answers to Prayer by Arthur Custance Arthur Custance uses examples from his journal of 40 years as examples of how his prayers have been answered, including this incident from the 1930s when he was working on a farm in Saskatchewan.
		Genesis Week of Creation by Arthur Custance Translation of Genesis 1:1 to 2:4 by Arthur Custance. He believed these verses are telling us that when the earth was just about ready for man's introduction, it came under judgment and was desolated. The six days of Genesis were days of re-creation and re-appointment, at what was clearly an enormously accelerated rate.
		Christ Church, Quidi Vidi, Newfoundland Christ Church, Quidi Vidi is one of twenty-five Anglican Churches designated a National Historic Site.   The early 19th-century outport village church, built in 1842, is now a private residence.
		Murals of St Jude's, Brantford, Ontario St Jude's was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1993 because of its 'Arts and Crafts' style murals.   Shown are 6 of these paintings, completed in 1936, by the Browne family of artists.
		St Stephen's Anglican Church, Stratford, Ontario St Stephen's was erected in 1952. It has shared ministry but is now a single point parish under the leadership of the Rev. Joan Stiles.   St Stephen's is in the Deanery of Perth of the Diocese of Huron.