Welcome to the Partnerships Page
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Find the Territory of the People Bulletin for November 2024 HERE
Diocesan partners share a commitment to each other's ministry. We benefit from sharing their own experiences, our successes and our struggles, and by learning from each other. We pray for each other and share resources where possible. The Diocesan Partnerships Committee is dedicated to strengthening the bonds between our two partners. Recently, we have been focusing on investing in the future leadership of our partners: in particular, we have done so by sponsoring a priest from Tanzania (Fr. Linus Buriani) to attend theological studies at McGill University. We meet monthly to discuss our goals and commitments.
Our members consist of: Fr. Andrew O'Donnell (Chair), Fr. Tyson Rosberg, Archdeacon Victor David Mbuyi, Sue Winn, Fr. Michael Robson, Angela Andrews, Emily Stuchbery, Raymond Noel, Fr. Ralph Leavitt
Visitors From “the Far East”: A Partnership Visit to the Territory of the People (Anglican Montreal, Spring 2024 ) Read full article here
The Ven. Robert Camara, Bishop Clara Plamendon, and the Rev. Tyson Rosberg
Fr Tyson Røsberg and Fr Linus Buriani photo by Janet Best
"The Diocese of Montreal has had a long term and mature relationship with the Diocese of Masasi in Tanzania, and the Territory of the People in central BC. These relationships have grown and developed through several different bishops over the years. As we have shared stories about our faith with each other, we have experienced a number of ups and downs in the life of the Church. Each relationship has greatly enriched each other and without a shadow of a doubt, both of our faiths are deeper and richer because of these ongoing relationships."
-The Rev Andy O’Donnell (Chair of Partnerships Committee)
Learn more about the Anglican Diocese of Masasi, Tanzania
The Anglican Diocese of Montreal currently has two companion dioceses: one within the Anglican Church of Canada, the Territory of the People (formerly, the Anglican Parishes of the Central Interior), and one from the greater Anglican Communion, the Diocese of Masasi in the Anglican Church of Tanzania.
Learn more about Companion Dioceses
The Diocese of Montreal has been in relationship with the Territory of the People since 2008.
