Trying To Do Too Much, Too Soon, With Too Little

That didn’t work. Ooops, that didn’t go like I thought it would. That reaction hurts. Really, they said that? They did that? Why? Hey, I am pastor/leader around here. I thought that meant something. I think he/she/they have the problem, not me. We could go on phrasing reactive scenar...

Jamey in Context

For those of you who are in touch with your technical side and are avid bloggers, check out Jamey's latest step up the Technology ladder...A Blog. Right now this consists of his "Jamey's Journal" content, but look forward to photo's, personal updates and the ability to comment on Jam...

Grow...or Die!

Wow, that’s pretty direct. Blunt is maybe more accurate. I’ve heard the statement used in business contexts and it invites listeners to grow their organizations. Usually “growth” involves revenues, or contacts, or production, or sales in general.

Global Passion

I spent last Saturday with a couple heading from Canada to an overseas appointment. I’d tell you where, but the politics of the region they are heading to makes it dicey to even mention it by name. I was impressed with them. No I take that back, I was really impressed with them.

Worship...as performing art

I like viewing the arts. Art varies in the eye of the beholder but I used to really enjoy watching our kids high school choir concerts. They were always good because my kids were singing but sometimes they were just good. I can listen to a symphony but I really prefer watching it as I listen t...

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National Women's Ministries Missions Project -

Every two years, the National Women's Ministries Leadership Team chooses a new missions project that will encourage and support ministry to women in Canada and around the world. We are committed to designating 10% of our income to support this project.

Women's Mission Trip - March 26 - April 2, 2010

Six vibrant women from across Western Canada spent an exciting week serving at the "Debora House of Refuge" in Tijuana, Mexico! Under the direction of missionary, Ruth Gollings (Converge Ministries, formerly BGC US), the women interacted with the women and children, made crafts, cooked, organized the sewing room, sanded and painted, organized supplies, prepared the soil, planted a garden and learned a great deal about this ministry and the culture! It was a great blessing to participate in this important ministry and see God work in big and small ways! To learn more about Debora House, visit their website at: http://www.scene3.org/content/view/7936/74/

The Canadian Women with missionary, Ruth Gollings

More photos of the trip in our photo gallery

Planting and Growing Worshipping Caring Churches Globally.

Trying To Do Too Much, Too Soon, With Too Little

Jamey in Context

Grow...or Die!

Global Passion

Worship...as performing art

Missions

Women's Mission Trip - March 26 - April 2, 2010