
- A Reflection on Christ, the True LightBy: Jason Coutts “Where is he who has been born king of the Jews? For we saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him.” Matt 2:2 (ESV) Men are naturally drawn to the light. It fixes their vision, preserves them from harm, and directs their paths. Light can arise… Read more: A Reflection on Christ, the True Light
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“Pass on Your ABCs”
By: Pastor Lars Janssen I have a grandmother I never met. She died seven years before I was born and 28 years before I would marry her granddaughter. And yet, this grandmother has left a mark on my life. Her name is Mildred Nicholson, mother of Paul Nicholson and grandmother of my wife, Sarah… Continue reading
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Memory Lane
By: Ed Sywyk Four times a year I must travel to Port Credit and wait about four to five hours while a special eye drop is created from my blood. This drop is a new technique my doctor heard about. It was last November when I ran out and had to go again. After… Continue reading
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Emotions Echo
By: Pastor Lars Janssen The puppy barked and bounced as we tried to walk into the house. He danced excitedly around our feet so that we had to be careful to avoid stepping on him. As we shuffled in, one of us scooped him up and his barks turned into licks. I don’t know… Continue reading
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Manna (Grace) For Today
By: Rebecca Feere If you grew up in church, as I did, you’re familiar with the story of God providing manna to sustain the people of Israel during their forty years of wandering in the wilderness. Perhaps, if you are of my generation, you can picture the flannel-graph board — the origin of media… Continue reading
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Scotch Mist
By: John Kerr Stories of Scotch mist abound. They are so plentiful that one would be led to believe that Scotland is blanketed in a perpetual layer of mist! I can assure you that many a time we have had a clear sunny day! As a teen, I used to be a Venture Scout… Continue reading
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The Unsettling Constant
By: Pastor Lars Janssen Change is an unsettling constant. Even in times of regularity and seasons of routine our human experience is defined by change. For example, the first day of spring is next week, reminding us that this season will not be like Narnia’s perpetual winter. I’ll be celebrating the first day of… Continue reading
