Wind Phones
Have you heard about wind phones? I sought out the one at Ball’s Falls Conservation Area in the Niagara Region. I [...]
About Loretta Jaunzarins
Over the year, Loretta Jaunzarins has developed a keen interest in alternative housing and the role faith communities can play in being active participants in meeting the needs of congregational members and the local community. Her vision is to see faith communities as neighbourhood hubs providing space for a variety of community groups and other congregations. Her passion is to encourage faith communities to go beyond; being welcoming to being learning centres where people gather to learn about physical and spiritual health, especially in the aging process.Webinar for Faith Communities: Supporting Members with Dementia and their Families/Care Partners
Date: Saturday, April 2, 2022 | 9:30 am – 11:30 am We are delighted to be hosting this webinar on April [...]
Spirit of Late-Life Friendships
Written By Loretta Jaunzarins If there is one thing the current pandemic has taught us, it is the importance of being [...]
What is a Winter Solstice Sing?
Written by Rev. Loretta Jaunzarins M.Div., PCSG A couple of years ago I discovered the Christian tradition of the Winter Solstice Sing [...]
Advent Celtic Spirituality
Written by Rev. Loretta Jaunzarins M.Div., PCSG Today I’m going to be introducing you to Celtic Spirituality and John Philip Newell’s [...]
The Importance of Rituals and Rites of Passage
Written by: Loretta Jaunzarins, Pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, Hamilton and Life-Cycle Celebrant I have had a relationship with rituals and [...]
Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID)
Medical Assistance in Dying: Update on Bill C – 7 Written by: Loretta Jaunzarins, Pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, Hamilton and [...]
Gifts of the Garden in Winter
Written by: Loretta Jaunzarins, Pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, Hamilton and Life-Cycle Celebrant For Christmas 2000, I received the book Soul [...]
Dying.
Dying seems to be more and more on our minds and talked about more and more in our communities. Death is [...]