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Oldest Canadian: A True Hero

Elizabeth Buhler, then the oldest Canadian living in Canada, was just weeks away from her 112 birthday when she passed away. In a write-up for the National Post, Joe O'Conner said: She deserves a medal, a badge, a eulogy from the Prime Minister and a half-page entry in the Canadian Encyclopedia under the heading: “An Extraordinary Ordinary Life.” Elizabeth... >Full Story

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The Legacy of a Christian Father

I grew up as a pastor’s kid. I am also adopted. My birth mom was only a teenager when she had me.  She was in an abusive marriage with an alcoholic. In order to give me a better life, my birth mother and biological dad thought it in my best interest to be given to a family who could... >Read More



The Ridiculousness of Forgiveness

A bomb is meant to bring death.  A bomb is never meant to bring joy or happiness or strength. A bomb is meant to kill.  To destroy. Bombs of various shapes and functions are killing innocents in Africa, damaging oil pipelines in British Columbia, delivering mayhem to cities across the planet.  There’s little room for wavering about the...... >Read More



Finding Community

Depending on which organization you ask, church attendance is either in free-fall or growing by the thousands. In the midst of such disparity, it is important to ask - what is God’s design for community? Does a Christian have to go to organized church activity in order to call themselves a Christian, or is the face of organized... >Read More



Oil Changes (and the Wonder of Prayer)

“Fill ‘er up.” “Yes, sir.” As a high school student, my first job was a mystifying experience. I was officially a gas emissions technician, but you would recognize me as the guy walking up to your car to fill your gas tank.  If you were really nice, I might have even washed your windows. “Hey, can you check the fluids?” What...... >Read More



The Power of Partnership

Recently I bought my two sons Nike T-shirts. A couple of weeks later, my neighbour Ruth's sons were wearing the exact same shirts. "I found a great sale on these," Ruth exclaimed when I saw her–and when she told me about the deal she got, my heart sank. It was a fraction of what I'd paid. "Ruth," I said, "you've... >Read More



Where is Your Faith?

Going through a tough time? Connect with a mentor for a supportive voice. In times of disappointment, heartache, sickness or discontent when the storms of life are raging all around God sometimes feels very far away.  We can start to wonder why He let this happen, or why He isn’t doing something, right now, to stop it or fix it. ... >Read More



How You can Walk in the Spirit (Part 4)

This is Part 4 of a 4 part series - How You Can Walk in the Spirit Live by faith Walking in the Spirit means living a life of faith. God created us with a capacity for experiencing a broad range of feelings. Thank God you have them. But you cannot depend on them to validate your walk with the Lord... >Read More


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