A Gift Returned: Why Canadian Rectors Should Adopt the Book of Common Prayer

Read this article to learn about a brand-new organization, “Canadian Anglicans for Renewal”, consisting of young under-30s who support the BCP!
Read moreCelebrating the Book of Common Prayer since 1986

Read this article to learn about a brand-new organization, “Canadian Anglicans for Renewal”, consisting of young under-30s who support the BCP!
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A service of Evensong according to the BCP will be held at 5 pm at St. John the Evangelist’s Church, followed by a potluck supper and an address by Dr. Torrance Kirby of McGill University. Further details available…
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The Revd. Canon Dr. Gordon Maitland, National Chairman of the PBSC, reviews the current status of the
long-awaited reprinting of the BCP, and describes the ongoing contribution of the Society to the work.

The annual PBSC bursaries programme is now open. The Society offers bursaries of up to $1,000 to theological students who support the use of the Book of Common Prayer. The deadline for applications this year is November 6th, 2026.
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PBSC Vice-Chair Chris Dow responds to the new trial liturgies, assessing their theological and ecumenical implications.
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The 2026 Annual General Meeting of the Prayer Book Society of Canada was held on Saturday, May 9th. Related documents are available to peruse.
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CANCELLED: The 2026 Passiontide Retreat, ‘Exalted by Humility’, has unfortunately now been cancelled. Please contact Fr. Gethin Edward to
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You can now add notifications of the commemorations and feast days in the BCP to your Google or Apple calendars, thanks to these handy tools produced by PBSC supporter Samuel Landry.
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The Revd. Canon Dr. Gordon Maitland, National Chairman of the PBSC, writes about his experiences helping to staff the PBSC information booth at General Synod this past June, and of the positive reception of the Society’s efforts among the delegates.
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PBSC National Vice-Chairman the Revd. Chris Dow calls into question a problematic alternative collect in the Revised Common Lectionary that was authorized for use by General Synod in 2019, and seems to be addressed to the Prince of Darkness.
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