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As we strive to cultivate a community of shalom—of wholeness and flourishing—within our organization, one in which we believe the best in each other, want the best for each other and expect the best from each other, may we be quick to be good neighbours, sharing the gifts of time and vulnerability.
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A sense of urgency is necessary if a church is to grow and flourish.
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Find the Good
Five lessons to teach your kids that will make them better people after the pandemic. April 28, 2020For our family, this was not a time for colour-coded schedules, brand-new routines and high expectations. This was a time for three things: to grow closer to God, to grow closer to each other and “get through it.” -
Autism is not something to be cured or eliminated, but rather a neurological difference that needs to be better understood and appreciated, with all the beautiful strengths—and often painful weaknesses—that come with it.
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Remember the dignity and worth of others while doing good work.
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Salvationists must rediscover confidence in the Lord’s power and plan.
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Working for social justice is working to see the world become a better place—a place where all people, not just some, thrive and have the opportunity to be all that they can be; a place where we connect to the environment, to the people around us, and to God, in a healthy way.
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International Women’s Day on March 8 is an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements, while advocating for greater gender equity.
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The Way of Wisdom – Part 3
The question at the heart of the Book of Job: Why do bad things happen to good people? March 3, 2020The ancient book of Job asks a question that lies at the heart of the human condition: Why do bad things happen to good people?
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Leaders who engage others foster the development of others, communicate effectively, contribute to the creation of healthy organizations and build teams.
