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Anglican Diocese Edmonton A welcoming and inclusive Christian community growing in faith through worship and loving service. We value honest, transparent and respectful communication.

The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton seeks to further God’s Kingdom as welcoming communities where Jesus’ ministry of healing, reconciliation and new life is lived out in worship, loving service and partnerships locally and around the world. We are a family of 48 urban and rural parishes in central Alberta, spanning an area of more than 126,000 square kilometres extending to the borders of our neighbouring provinces of British Columbia in the west and Saskatchewan in the east. We believe that the Gospel is best proclaimed through the loving relationships we build with the people around us and the service we offer to our local and global communities. The Gospel isn’t just a word, it’s the Word made flesh, first in Jesus and then, by the grace of God, in those who have come to follow Him. We seek to provide encouragement and inspiration to all who are building loving, inclusive, Christ-centered communities. We respect the dignity of every human being and endeavour to lift the voices of people who are marginalised. As followers of Jesus, we learn from His life of teaching, sacrifice, and love through the witness of scripture, our Anglican tradition, and the work of the Holy Spirit. Jesus proclaimed that the Kingdom of God has come near and in His presence, where people were and are healed and fed, and given new life, God’s Kingdom truly was and is manifest.

Alberta Native News recently spoke with Archdeacon Travis Enright about the Sept. 26 Every Child Matters event. We can'...
10/11/2026

Alberta Native News recently spoke with Archdeacon Travis Enright about the Sept. 26 Every Child Matters event. We can't link directly because of Meta's news ban, so visit albertanativenews.com to read the article.

Creator of the fruitful earth, you made us stewards of all things. Give us grateful hearts for all your goodness, and st...
10/11/2026

Creator of the fruitful earth,
you made us stewards of all things.
Give us grateful hearts
for all your goodness,
and steadfast wills to use your bounty well,
that the whole human family,
today and in generations to come,
may with us give thanks
for the riches of your creation.
We ask this in the name
of Jesus Christ the Lord.

Prayer of the Day
for Harvest Thanksgiving

10/10/2026

Young Anglicans aged 16 to 25 are invited to apply to the new National Youth Council and help shape the life of the church. Applications close on October 16.

10/10/2026

The National Youth Project aims to help youth focus on learning about a particular social justice issue of concern. It is a joint project of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) and the Anglican Church of Canada (ACC). The National Youth Project seeks to encourage youth participation th...

10/10/2026

We have been welcomed by Holy Trinity Anglican Church to lead their congregation for morning worship on 𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐎𝐜𝐭 𝟏𝟖𝐭𝐡 𝐚𝐭 𝟏𝟎:𝟑𝟎𝐚𝐦. Hope to see you there!

We have been asking for invitations from parishes and communities to lead their congregation for Sunday morning worship. This invitational series aims to provide an accessible way to show your hospitality and commitment with us and we are excited to celebrate on this path together.

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10/10/2026
What happens when you bring more than 430 years of combined Children’s Ministry experience into one room? A LOT of ideas...
10/05/2026

What happens when you bring more than 430 years of combined Children’s Ministry experience into one room? A LOT of ideas, inspiration, and wisdom gets shared!

Our Children’s Ministry Gathering for Leaders and Volunteers was packed with conversation, creativity, and connection. We tackled everything from small group discussions about volunteer recruitment and retention, youth programming, curriculum, and ministry start-ups to short presentations on creating welcoming children’s spaces and learning about the Diocesan Children’s Choir. We highlighted national professional development opportunities, compared and rated the curricula we’ve tried, and voted on the collaborative projects we’d most love to pursue together.

Wisdom created a whirlwind as we participated in a 10-minute “speed-dating” idea exchange, gathering as many winning children’s sermon ideas, crafts, games, science experiments, seasonal and/or intergenerational events as we possibly could! Our day finished with a song promising to "Let our Light Shine" into the year ahead.

Thank you to St. David's, St. Matthias, Holy Trinity, Christ Church, Good Shepherd, St. George's Devon, St. George's Fort Saskatchewan, St. Mary's Ponoka, St. Matthew's St. Albert, St. Andrew's Camrose, and Tammy-Jo Mortensen (Diocesan Children's Choir) for sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm for children's ministry.

-Ilona Bevan, Children’s Discipleship Animator for the Diocese of Edmonton

Today, we mark the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi, late in the evening on October 3, 1226. As a...
10/04/2026

Today, we mark the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi, late in the evening on October 3, 1226.
As a young man, Francis left his wealthy family and embraced a life of poverty and religious devotion, rebuilding chapels and caring for the sick. He lived as a "stranger and pilgrim" in the world, seeking to pattern his life as much as possible on Jesus Christ.

"We do not know whether any shiver passed through all the thieves and the outcasts and the outlaws, to tell them what had happened to him who never knew the nature of scorn. But at least in the passages and porches of the Portiuncula there was a sudden stillness, where all the brown figures stood like bronze statues; for the stopping of the great heart that had not broken till it held the world.”
― G.K. Chesterton describing the death of St. Francis (from Saint Francis of Assisi: The Life and Times of St. Francis)

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