J’ai récemment lu un article sur les conversations et cela m’a fait réfléchir. L’auteur a écrit (en partie)… “N’avez-vous jamais eu une de ces conversations que, même si vous ne le réalisez pas immédiatement, vous reconnaissez plus tard qu’elle a un de ces moments de type ‘a ha’ changement de […]
C’est Bien Plus qu’Une “Grosse” Conversation Read More
Lorsqu’un Membre du Conseil a demandé de quelle manière une église locale pourrait bénéficier d’un stage, et j’ai répondu qu’il y aurait peu d’avantages tangibles. Notre travail était de préparer un jeune pasteur à prendre ministère dans une autre Église Méthodiste Libre où d’autres croyants et communantés en recherche bénéficieraient
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Easter Day 2 – Monday April 2, 2018 Reading: John 20:1-18 14 At this, she turned around and saw Jesus standing there, but she did not realize that it was Jesus. 15 He asked her, “Woman, why are you crying? Who is it you are looking for?” Thinking he was
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“I don’t know if you know: Prince Albert is to the North of Canada–that the temperature was 22 degrees at the end of September was a God thing!” transition pastor Dyan Mouland says with a chuckle. Months before, something had been stirring in the congregation of Cornerstone FM. There are
Getting ‘Un-invisible’: Cornerstone FM in Prince Albert, SK Read More
This is my first installment of the new series of Bishop’s Notes – ‘CliffsNotes’. That’s thanks to Ben from Arlington Woods who came up with the idea and logo. For those my age and older “CliffsNotes” is the American version of “Coles’ Notes” – what some of you read in
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I was sitting in church the other day listening to a sermon. The sermon was fine. But there was something the preacher said (unrelated to the point of his sermon) that got me thinking. I forget the preacher’s exact words but he talked about getting a thumbs up from
Would God Give a Thumbs Up to Our Facebook Pages? Read More
“The Lego Company began in the workshop of Ole Kirk Christiansen, a carpenter from Billund, Denmark, who began making wooden toys in 1932. In 1934, his company came to be called “Lego.” The word Lego comes from a Danish phrase which means “play well.” In 1947, Lego expanded and began
4 Huge Lessons Children’s Ministry Can Learn From the Lego Company Read More
“I’m increasingly convinced many churches simply don’t grow because they suffer from conflict and that many teams never thrive because there’s simply too much tension.” Carey Nieuwhof explores how to resolve conflict in, 7 Healthy Ways To Resolve Conflict at Church or Work.
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In November 2015, after serving as Bishop for nineteen years, Bishop Keith informed the Board of Administration that he did not intend to serve as Bishop beyond May 2017. So how does the Free Methodist Church in Canada find a new Bishop? Do we throw a bunch of names in
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