About this episode

Fr. Lawrence R. Farley shares his experiences as an Anglican priest in rural Saskatchewan during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Way, way back in time in the years 1979-1981 I lived in the village of Turtleford, Saskatchewan, having moved there from suburban Toronto. Turtleford was a rural village of about 500 souls and my ministry as an Anglican priest took me to other villages, such as Spruce Lake and Livelong (and no, I am not making up any of these names). When I first arrived in Turtleford as the village’s local Anglican priest, I needed a map to navigate the countryside to find other villages and towns. The way from Turtleford to Prince Albert (where my bishop lived) took me past the village of Fairholme.

People in this episode

Host: Fr. Lawrence R. Farley

Topics covered

• Anglican ministry
• rural life
• personal history
• Saskatchewan villages
• navigating communities

Keywords

• Anglican priest
• Turtleford
• Saskatchewan
• rural ministry
• personal narrative

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Turtleford, Saskatchewan, Toronto, Spruce Lake, Livelong, Prince Albert, Fairholme

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