We have several ministries and funds working within or alongside us to help establish our churches and to cultivate further growth and life in our congregations.
You can find out more about how planting and growing churches is one of our 5 Priorities here.


Asian & Multicultural Ministries

The Asian & Multicultural Ministries in Canada (AMMiC) – a ministry of the Anglican Network in Canada launched in November 2009 – is a mission to facilitate the development and growth of Asian and multicultural Christian churches in Canada at a time when the country is experiencing phenomenal growth of visibly minority populations, particularly Asian immigrants. The most neglected of these Asian immigrants are:

 

  • The many marginalized immigrants with poor language skills and low-paying jobs

  • The growing number of transnational mainland Chinese satellite families

AMMiC seeks to ground and nurture the multicultural and Asian-Canadian Christian communities in the Biblical faith as they face the challenges posed by western secularism and post-modernism and wrestles with the meaning and significance of their cultural heritage.

AMMiC also seeks to build partnerships among Asian-Canadian churches in order to mutually enrich, support and challenge one another in Gospel witness. For more information or to donate to AMMiC visit their website:


The Anglican Explorers Initiative

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The Anglican Explorers Initiative is one of our church planting initiatives.

Its purposes are: 

  • to identify people and Seed Groups interested in developing ANiC Projects.

  • to identify potential Planters and help them discern their calling

  • to befriend, train and support both Seed Groups and Planters

  • to match Planters with Seed Groups and Opportunities under the direction of the bishop

Watch an update on Anglican Explorers to Synod 2020


Bishop Donald and Trudy Harvey Legacy Fund


Investing today in discipling and nurturing children and youth

to be faithful leaders in the church tomorrow

The Bishop Donald and Trudy Harvey Legacy Fund is named in honour of the Right Reverend Donald Harvey, our founding bishop, and his wife of 50 years, Trudy (Gertrude). 

This Fund will support creative, sustainable ministry initiatives which help nurture and disciple children and young people.  This fund is independently administered by a board of directors currently comprised of Bishop Charlie Masters, Bishop Don Harvey, Trudy Harvey, Jane Masters, Mary Ann Masters and Jessica Underdown.

Donate

Donations to this Fund may be made through our parishes or directly to the diocese

*If you are giving using our online form select General Fund from the FUND dropdown menu, and write “Bishop Donald and Harvey Legacy Fund” in the private message field. 

*If you are giving by cheque please clearly write “Bishop Donald &Trudy Harvey Legacy Fund” on the memo line.

Promote

To promote the Legacy Fund in your church, you may wish to include a bulletin insert.


Apply

Applications for funding can be made by completing this form.


About The Right Reverend Donald & Mrs Trudy Harvey 

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Bishop Don Harvey is our founding diocesan bishop. While Bishop Don traveled North America, and even the world, ministering and helping to build our diocese, the ACNA and the Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans, Trudy quietly and sacrificially made his ministry possible. 

Trudy, a 30-year primary school teacher, is a church musician, an active community volunteer, and a passionate prayer warrior.  Bishop Don and Trudy make their home in St John’s, Newfoundland.

“I believe ministry with children and youth is a vital area which requires much more effort and resources. We do not have the luxury of time on our side.” 
~ Bishop Donald Harvey