Wilfred Alero has brought his light to Fort St. John, B.C., from Kenya, opening his heart to serve the spiritual needs of those often forgotten by society: the elderly in their dying days and people battling addiction on the streets.
People come into our lives at different stages of our journey with God. Some walk in front as a guide, some beside as a friend and some follow behind as a student. God uses each of them to teach us, guide us and draw us closer to him.
In this series, we are reflecting on themes from the Gospel of John and what it means to live sacramentally—to live our lives intentionally in God’s revealed presence.
Music ministry brings blessings in Victoria, Abbotsford, Burnaby and New Westminster, B.C.
In a year of extreme difficulties, a humble fly swatter given to Joyce Starr Macias by her pastor helped her slap away her fears and stress.
No matter what comes, we can live as “more than conquerors” because of the Resurrection, writes General Brian Peddle in his annual Easter message.
Because of that empty tomb, we have hope in life and in death. Because Jesus was absent from the tomb, someday we will be, too. No absentee note needed.
New appointments effective August 1, 2023.
The story of the first Easter is a roller-coaster of highs and lows and highs. Jesus enters Jerusalem in triumph, only to be arrested, tried and crucified by the Roman authorities. His followers are scattered, and it seems as if this is the end of Jesus’ story -- until His followers make an incredible discovery.
Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd reflect on how we, as followers of Jesus, can find answers in our “Now what?” moments.
