ADOn the Move

In this special ADOn the move podcast for Pentecost, Bishop Shane takes us way up the Valley to the Parish of Mattawa, and after a re-telling of the infamous moose story, we learn more about PWRDF’s work in Canada from Executive Director Will Postma. In between some beautiful music, we revisit a garden in North Gower, talk with a parish on the move in Barrhaven, and hear about 1,000 doves in our Cathedral.

The Season Finale of Season 2 of ADOn the move Podcast is already here!!

On today's episode Bishop Shane chats with the Rev. Monique Stone about the exciting development project happening at Julian of Norwich Anglican Church. We will then enjoy the gift of music as the listen to She Flies On, sung by the original Ottawa Cathedral Girls' Choir, established and directed by Timothy Piper. This episode will wrap up with Bishop Shane and the Rev. Julian Campbell engaging in a light-hearted conversation in the midst of Rev. Campbell's Incumbency anniversary at St Mark's Ottawa.

#Community #Julian #Anniversary

Season 2, Episode 5 of ADOn the move Podcast is has arrived!

Today Bishop Shane chats with Colin Mackenzie of St. Paul's Anglican Church. This segment closes with a beautiful rendition of Be Thou My Vision, sung and violin by Emily Wall, and David Santry on piano.

This episode concludes with an enlightening conversation between Bishop Shane and Bill Gilbert, our Diocesan Accountant. They speak about their common spiritual journey on the water.

#AVMinistry #BeThouMyVision #AccountantLife

Episode 4 of Season 2 of ADOn the move Podcast is here!

Today Bishop Shane chats with Kaite Burkholder Harris, the Executive Director for the Alliance to End Homelessness Ottawa.

Bishop Shane then travels to the undercroft of Christ Church Cathedral Ottawa to meet up with some of our wonderful Diocesan Staff:

-Dr. Glenn Lockwood, Diocesan Archivist, and

-Heidi Fawcett, Diocesan Social Media Coordinator.

In this episode Bishop Shane hears of how our Director of Financial Ministry, Sanjay Grover, journeyed from his childhood in India to Ottawa, via Montreal, Northern Ontario, the GTA, Atlanta and Nunavut; and his experience with First Nations, Inuit and racism along the way. He also speaks with Archdeacon Kathryn Otley about an exciting affordable housing project in the parish of Christ Church Bells Corners.