In our Parish Cycle of Prayer we pray for  Steve, Nancy, Sharon & Greg Millar; Eric & Yvonne Mills . 

In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer we pray for The Diocese of Akot – The Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan.

In the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada we pray for The Dean, council, and congregations of the Atlantic and Montreal Areas of the Eastern Synod.

In the Anglican Church of Canada  we pray for The Most Rev. David Edwards, Metropolitan, and the people and clergy of the
Ecclesiastical Province of Canada.

In our diocese of Niagara we pray for our Bishop, The Right Reverend Susan Bell,  All Saints, (Dain City), Welland, the Reverend Nirmal Mendis, Rector and the people of that parish.  

As a community we pray for refugees and those displaced by war, violence and politics and those who help,  support, counsel and care for them.         

Those who have asked to be remembered in our prayers:   Susan Andrews; Eric Mills; Susan Worrall; Linda Andrews-McFarlane; Michael F.; Joseph C.; Kathy Johnston; Gary Hanna; Brandon Johnson; Joshua Fitzpatrick; Larry Andrews; Pat Crowe & family; Jeff & Sally Braun-Jackson; Justin; Allan; Veronica; Brian; Diana; Michael; Mildred; Paul; Jim.      

From the Cathedral’s Generosity Team: It’s easy to give!

How do we show gratitude for the blessings God has given us? We pray. We offer our time and talents. We contribute financially to sustain the ministries of our church – ministries like pastoral care, education, community service and connections, and music.

Fortunately, it’s never been easier to give. You can bring cash or cheques to any in-person service, using numbered envelopes or blanks available. Mail your cheque to Christ’s Church Cathedral, 252 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8R 2L3. Online is even easier. On the Cathedral’s Website www.cathedralhamilton.ca just click on the GIVE button in the upper right corner. You’ll see a number of options, such as credit cards, PayPal, Interac e-transfer, and the option to sign up for “pre-authorized giving” (PAG). We love PAG: one sign-up ensures regular monthly payments without the bother of writing cheques or remembering dates.

There are other ways to participate and support the Cathedral. Over the years, some parishioners have left a legacy to the Cathedral through a gift from their estate known as a charitable bequest. This option requires a direction in your will with instructions to your executor(s)/trustee(s) to leave one or more of your assets to a charitable organization(s). As an added benefit, a charitable gift in you will can go a long way in reducing your estate's tax liability. This is a simple way to leave a long-lasting legacy at no immediate cost to you. If you would like to include the Cathedral as a recipient of your charitable bequest, or explore options such as transfer of financial securities, please contact the Cathedral Office. We’ll do whatever we can to make it easy!

And to all of you whose contributions make possible these life-giving ministries, thank you!

Response to the Drought Emergency in Kenya

By using roughly $140,000 from donations made to PWRDF's equity in the Canadian Foodgrains Bank, plus 4:1 matching funds from the Government of Canada, it is overseeing a $740,000 food distribution program with its partner Church World Service (CWS).

Support for Emergency Evacuees in lower mainland British Columbia

Since November 18th, donors across Canada have contributed more than $36,000 to PWRDF to support relief and recovery efforts in that area of British Columbia where floods have destroyed farms and infrastructure. PWRDF issued an initial solidarity grant of $10,000 to the Diocese of New Westminster that will support vulnerable displaced people and migrant workers at an Evacuation Centre near the Abbotsford airport. To enhance these on-going efforts, visit www.pwrdf.org/give-today to make a donation.

For information on other ways to continue to support PWRDF, please contact your Parish Representative at louise.vanwoelderen@gmail.com

Deacon Rob and Rob Miller have moved their weekly lectionary study online until further notice.

Thank you to all those who have already supported this effort.

As the need continues,  we will continue to accept:  hats, scarves, mittens/gloves, socks, sweaters and coats (mens and womens) during the month of January.  Donations of these items can be made at the Cathedral Tuesday to Friday,  from 11-2pm.   If no one responds to the buzzer please call 905-537-2254.

These items will then be distributed through the Cathedral's Hamilton Out of the Cold Program.  

Chairs of all committees are asked to send their vestry reports to cathedral@niagaraanglican.ca by Sunday, February 6th, for inclusion in the annual report.

Join us for worship online.  All services are available on YouTube or via Zoom.