Faithful in Transition: Forming Leaders for a Changing Arctic

By Rev. Rebecca Osborn, ATTS Administrator Across the Arctic, communities are changing rapidly—and the Church is being called to respond. At the Arthur Turner Training School (ATTS), we find ourselves in a season of both waiting and quiet growth. ATTS exists to equip local leaders for ministry in their own communities—raising up priests, deacons, and lay leaders rooted in the North. ATTS has a long … Continue reading Faithful in Transition: Forming Leaders for a Changing Arctic

“Though He Slay Me”: A Biblical study of hope

By Rev. Rebecca Hope Osborn, Rankin Inlet Hope happens to be my middle name. It’s a little word with a wide meaning, like a tiny anchor that keeps a large boat from drifting away. When I think of the word “hope,” I think it means that there’s something positive that you want, and it’s something you don’t have complete control over. This could be ordinary, … Continue reading “Though He Slay Me”: A Biblical study of hope