“It’s the first time in my ministry where I see people getting it, moving on and telling their story with vim and vigor.” “We are seeing the inner workings of a revival taking place and it’s happening because people are sharing their lives in a practical way.” “As a church […]
Contagious Spirituality Read More
November 7, 2014 – Leadership Principles – A devotional by Greg Ford November 8, 2014 – It’s Continuing to do the Little Things that Matter – a devotional by Aaron James
BOA Devotionals – November 7-8, 2014 Read More
Any day now you will be receiving the 2014 fall issue of the MOSAIC. The communications team decided it was time for a MOSAIC makeover so this latest issue will look and feel different. Different design, layout and size. Let us know your thoughts on the new MOSAIC format!
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This Saturday, October 20, a new youth centre will be opening its doors in the Town of Frankford, Ontario. This has been a project three years in the making and one the community is anticipating will make a big impact. L to R: Pastor Brandon Shillington, Frank Meiboom, and Jason
Frankford Youth Centre: A Space In Between Read More
While scrolling through my Facebook newsfeed a couple of weeks ago, I came across a fundraising post for Next Church’s new recording project. This prompted phone conversations with Nexters Brendan Lorimer and Josh Lyon. This is not the first Next Church recording. Around 11 (1999) and Sweet Dark (2006) are
Ramshackle Redemption Read More
$442,240 is a lot of money. $442,240 of debt is a lot stress, fear and strife. $442,240 is the amount of debt that has been paid off by clients of the Kerith Debt Freedom Centre, a ministry of North Grenville Community Church in Kemptville, ON, since it opened its doors
I met thirteen year-old Dalton Taylor and the rest of the Encounter Sri Lanka 2014 team – Dan Sheffield, Barry Taylor, Tracey Purdy Taylor, Amy Gendall, Rick Fox and Jaylynne Fox – on July 25th, the evening before they flew to Sri Lanka for a two week mission trip. My chat
The Sunshine Class was started in1976 by Ethel Losier. Ethel and her family attended Thunder Bay Free Methodist Church but she felt that the Sunday school classes offered at the time were beyond her mentally disabled daughter’s understanding – so with God’s prompting Ethel began the Sunshine Class. Initially there
Pastor Doug Dawson from Open Arms in Tillsonburg, ON shared this story about Leonel who was a regular at Brazos Abiertos, an outreach ministry for Spanish speaking migrant workers. We may never see Leonel again and that is good news. This statement doesn’t make a lot of sense without Leonel’s back
While at General Conference I had the opportunity to catch up with Darryl Dozlaw and if you watch this handy video blog you too will be caught up on Darryl and Vonda’s church planting journey.
