We'd like to hear from you about what you've found interesting or useful, and what you'd like to see in the future. Another topic of interest might be ways to deal with adult family members who are nonbelievers. If you would like to share an experience concerning any of these topics, if you have suggestions for other topics, or if you have any other comments about Fanning the Embers, contact Karin Hamilton , editor, at Diocesan House. The form asks for information about who's traveling and where you want to go and also about the house you will make available in exchange and what recreation facilities are nearby. In February and April the Exchange produces and mails a list of members who wish to exchange homes and possibly parish duties for a low-cost summer vacation.
Members contact each other directly to make house-swapping arrangements themselves.
The E.V.E. has in years past listed clergy across Canada and the U.S., as well as British clergy wishing to exchange with North Americans. Father Kindheart sat in his office with Treasurer Sharp reviewing the Parish finances and came upon a trust fund given to the Parish some years ago with the direction that it be used to install and maintain a stained glass window in the Rectory. Treasurer Sharp noted that the income was being reinvested because some years ago the Rectory had been enlarged and there no longer was a stained glass window to be maintained. It is reasonable to conclude that the court in its wisdom would approve such application. Three newly ordained priests and two rectors new to positions in the Diocese Darren Elin has changed directions several times on his journey to the priesthood.