As summer comes to a close and the fall season sets in, I'm reminded of how important the rhythms of life are. Summer is a time when most of us in Canada try to enjoy a bit of vacation, beach days, evening campfires with s’mores, summer festivals, and the overall warmth of the summer sun.
As we begin this final week leading up to Christmas, and another year comes to a close, I've been reflecting on the goodness and faithfulness of God. Psalm 145:9 reminds us, "The Lord is good to all, and his mercies are over all his works". One of the ways that God reveals his goodness to us is through his people. So, with this in mind, I want to take one last opportunity to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for your faithful and generous prayers and support throughout the past year. God's goodness and faithfulness have been demonstrated through you.
Here in my small community in New Brunswick, signs of Spring are starting to emerge. The snow is almost gone, birds are returning, warmth is returning to the sun, and our days are getting longer. All of these signs point to new life emerging from the ground that was once covered by snow and ice
As the Fall season comes to a close, and as the realities of Winter begin to set in, I'm taking time to pause and reflect upon the past few months and all that has unfolded.
It's amazing how many beautiful places there are in New Brunswick that we have never visited. Last summer we had the opportunity to visit Deer Island for the first time, and this summer we finally visited Grand Manan Island.
Since 2016, our family has been honoured to work alongside our Philippine partners, Kabuganaan Philippines Ministries (KPM), in serving poor and marginalized communities throughout Capiz province in the western Visayas region of the country.
Ministry Update Winter 2021 BY | | min read BY | min read This month (March) marks 5-years since our family officially joined CBM's
Ministry Update Fall 2020 BY | | min read BY | min read As the Fall season ends and the winter season begins, and
Ministry Update Summer 2020 BY | | min read BY | min read Although Summer is not 'officially' over, most of us recognize the
