Posted By Stephanie Taylor
29 November 2016 2:51PM
Stephanie Taylor, the information and knowledge manager at the Anglican Communion Office, reflects on the recent biennial meeting of Anglican diocesan archivists in Canada.
I have recently returned from Canada where I had the privilege of joining the Anglican diocesan archivists for their biennial meeting. It was an opportunity as fellow practitioners to come together and share knowledge and experience. It was also so much more than that. For me it was an inspirational gathering affirming the life-changing value of records and archives and ultimately of the need to learn from the past, inform the present and build a better future. That’s what archives are about and in many ways that is what faith and discipleship is about.
The evening before the meeting began the archivists gathered alongside the Canadian Church Historical Society and it was my privilege to address the gathering along with Mark Duffy, canonical archivist of the US-based Episcopal Church. I shared with the gathering my experience of working to restore the Anglican Communion Office archive. I drew on the Archbishop of Canterbury’s sermon at ACC-16 in Lusaka, Zambia earlier this year when he said:
“The higher a tree grows, the more likely it is to need deep roots. When the storms come, only the roots make a difference. The older a society or nation becomes, the more it needs to tell its story; so that in each generation we renew the sense of who we are and why we are here now.”
I told the gathering that as archivists we are so often the stewards of stories, of memory, and that is both a vital and challenging task. The archivists in the Anglican Church of Canada knew that only too well for they had played a crucial role as part of the Church’s participation in and response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).
The TRC, which released its final report late last year along with a series of Calls to Action, was mandated with informing all Canadians about what happened in Indian Residential Schools and documenting the truth of survivors and anyone personally affected. The TRC was a powerful example of the importance, and the pain of individuals having the opportunity to “tell their own story”, and the Calls to Action and the Church’s response are the beginnings of the hope of building for a better future.
The role of the archives and archivists within this was significant. Archivists attended numerous TRC sessions and met with survivors and relatives. As stewards of archives they had been able to provide survivors with “evidence” of their attendance at a residential school. In her homily, at a Eucharist presided over by Bishop-elect, the Revd Riscylla Walsh Shaw, General Synod archivist Nancy Hurn, shared powerfully of an occasion when she had been able to help a woman find out what had happened to her brother who had died whilst a pupil of a residential school. I personally have never come across a more powerful illustration of the value of records to give an account of, and help learn from the past.
In Through the Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll wrote: “It’s a poor sort of memory that only works backwards.” In other words memories and accounts are important for many reasons, not least in their ability to help us learn from the past to actively shape the future together and build a better world for all God’s children.
I also had the great honour of meeting Bishop Mark MacDonald, who since 2007 has served as the Anglican Church of Canada’s first National Indigenous Anglican Bishop. Bishop Mark joined the meeting fresh from the Standing Rock protest in North Dakota and spent an hour with the archivists before joining another Standing Rock action in Toronto that afternoon. That Bishop Mark took time out of his schedule amidst the events of that week spoke volumes to me. Bishop Mark told me: “During the TRC, we began to see how important archivists are to our past, present, and future. They were foundational to the search for justice.”
We are called to be salt and light in a dark and confusing world. I left Toronto with a powerful sense of how so many in Canada are doing just that.


Saint Paul Saint Louis church Paris from an ideal hotel
Published on 5 June 2017, dans Visit Paris
Saint Paul Saint Louis church Paris has just undergone a major restoration, and it's ready now for your visit, just a short walk from the perfect Parisian home-from-home, the Hotel Marais Bastille.
Saint Paul Saint Louis church Paris contains exquisite art
The church is a hidden wonder of Paris, tucked away in the Marais, one of this city's most vibrant districts. And when you walk into Saint Paul Saint Louis, stop for a moment. You will feel the history of centuries, from the domed ceiling to the light flooding in from the high windows.
The church is world-famous for its organ, now officially named as a national monument in France. It has three different keyboards, restored in recent decades, and, if you're lucky enough to hear it, a sound that soars to fill this extraordinary building.
The great Romantic artist Eugene Delacroix has one of his finest works here. 'Christ in agony on the Mount of Olives' was painted in 1824, to hang where it does now, a luminous piece that every lover of fine art should see.
Outside, the facade is recently restored, leaving you to see it as it was when first presented to Paris.
Hotel Marais Bastille for your visit to Saint Paul Saint Louis church Paris
Everyone who visits Paris needs the perfect base for their time in this most romantic of cities. Saint Paul Saint Louis is just a fifteen minute stroll from one of the best of these small hotels, a stroll that takes you through some of the most atmospheric parts of Paris.
At Hotel Marais Bastille we pride ourselves on under-stated luxury at a price you can afford, just around the corner from local bistros and cafes.
So for your visit to Saint Paul Saint Louis church Paris, you'll find Hotel Marais Bastille is the ideal, personal base for all your needs in this greatest of European cities.
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Hotel Marais Bastille, a 3 star Design hotel in the heart of Paris.


There has been a St. Mark’s Church in Rosherville for nearly
one hundred and fifty years. Over that period Rosherville has changed enormously. The original church was erected in 1853
for the inhabitants of the new housing estate in the eastern part of Northfleet. Its cost of £4,500 was provided by the Rosher
family, whilst between 1853 and 1865, George Rosher gave further for investment, £8,000 for a stipend (wages) for the vicar
and £300 for repairs.
The church was constructed of Kentish rag stone. When opened
it consisted of a nave and two aisles, paved with tiles forming diamonds of black, red and white, a series of clustered columns
carrying five pointed arches in each aisle supporting an open roof. The Chancel had much stone carving and a pointed arch.
There was a pulpit and font of carved stone, and oak benches. The spire was a Thames landmark for many miles. Unfortunately
the stone weathered very badly.
Extensive repairs were carried out to the St Marks Church in
1896 when four stone angels were removed from the spire. In 1953 another £2,000 was spent on urgent repairs and re-decorations
for St Marks Church. The cost of further repairs to the structure made demolition a more suitable solution rather than constant
renovation. The war memorial still standing outside the new church centre reminds us that the people of Rosherville did their
duty in both World Wars.
As early as 1965 there were plans to re-build the church and
this was eventually done in 1976. The foundation stone for the new church centre was laid on February 17th 1977.
The new building was dedicated on December 8th of the same year as the centre of worship for the parish of Rosherville. Some
stained glass windows from the old church are preserved and used for the sanctuary. The new church was built to be used both
as a church as a community centre. It has a sanctuary that can be closed with a screen, which would make the rest of the building
usable for non-religious purposes.
The Centre was extended in 1997 to include an additional Community
Room. This was done with a lottery grant and the centre as you now see it was complete. This room is available for small group
activities and meetings.
A small community of Christians worship at St. Mark’s on
Sundays and festival occasions. The churchmanship of the congregation does not fit well with any clearly defined strands,
but it combines the elements of catholic and other traditions of the Anglican Church. This church intends to be the centre
of social life in Rosherville and offers its place for all genuine community initiatives.


The team at Aurora Marketing Group has assisted the design team at Grace Church in Greenville, Ohio for many years. In 2009, the first major update to the church website was implemented by creative director, Chris Denlinger. In the fall of 2010 the site was moved to WordPress enabling the church to combine their website, blog and sermon library into one site. Aurora continues to manage and facilitate major changes to the site.
In addition to managing the website at Grace Church, Aurora also works with the church on print design, social media management, special graphics and more.
- Church Bulletins
- Background Design
- Event Promotion


Many of our clients have lost most if not all of their household belongings as a result of fire or natural disaster. Some of our clients are coming off of homelessness or out of an abusive situation and are starting their lives over again. All of our clients have been referred to our ministry by local churches or ministries, or by local or county government organizations.
The secondary ministry of Angelic is to help men who have come out of homelessness or another rough situation and desire to get on the road to responsibility and self-sufficiency. Our ministry has a number of homes in Knoxville where these men live and are able to be discipled as a new Christian, trained in a marketable job skill, and mentored in a caring, structured environment. These men also serve our primary ministry by picking up, sorting and organizing donations, and by helping those we serve load the items we give them.
Angelic ministries receives no money from any government fund or agency, and operates solely on the support of caring churches and ministries, private companies and organizations, and individuals, all who give us the donations we distribute, funds we need to keep our facility operating, and volunteer hours to serve those whom we serve.
When We Are Open
We receive donations Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. (You can also call us anytime to schedule a pick-up of large items. If we are not in the office, please leave a message and we will return your call)
We serve individuals and families on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. (Must have a referral from a local church/ministry or government organization - Service is on a first-come, first-serve basis and must be at the ministry by 8:00 a.m.)
Office hours are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
All donations receive a receipt for tax purposes upon request. For information regarding items that we always need or items that we have a special need for, CLICK HERE. You are invited to visit us for a tour or we will be happy to visit your organization and share Angelic with you.
Meet The Team
Most of the folks who make Angelic Ministries run are volunteers.


The Calvary Bible Church Story
Calvary Bible Church began in 1959 as a home Bible study group, led by Pastor Al Meinke, a local farmer and Bible school graduate who felt called to reach others for Christ in Bonner Springs. This group grew in number and formed a church, which first met in homes, then in a local rented meeting hall. The present church building at 518 West Insley, was constructed in 1960 under the leadership of Pastor Meinke & his faithful wife, Miriam, using volunteer labor from church members, on two lots that were donated by a church member.
Past pastors have been: founding pastor Rev. Al Meinke, Rev. Robert Lietzenbarger, Rev. Roy Hoover, Rev. Al Lowe, Rev. Jack Merriam, and Rev. John Rink.
Our mission has been through the past 50+ years, and still remains, to share the gospel of Jesus Christ in our community first, and through our missions outreach, with the world. Within our church family, our focus is on growing in our relationships with our Lord through study of the scriptures, praying and encouraging one another, and sharing one another's burdens.


26th Aug 2014 -
ICNM Sunday School
Sunday School at ICNM will start InshaAllah next Sunday August 31st at 9:15am.
Registration is on Friday the 29th after Jumua.
$10 late fee for any registration after the 29th.
For more information please contact Brother Adnan Kassem @(505)227-9776 or Sister Rola Hijazi @(505)507-5453


Welcome to the Holland Church of Christ! We're so glad you're here.
We are located at: 405 Beeline Road Holland, MI 49424 616-392-9572
Worship Times: **COVID-19 Update 8/2/2020: Due to the most recent executive order, we will return to our virtual services on Sunday mornings. We will continue to meet at the building for outdoor services on Wednesday evenings.
Sunday Worship time 10:30 am Wednesday Class 7:00pm (all ages)


384th Memorial Stained Glass Window
This window, titled "Coming Home", pictures a 384th Bomb Group B-17 returning from a mission. It is in St. James the Apostle Church in Grafton Underwood. The church is generally open during the day, but may only be open at weekends in the off-season. Contact Matt Smith to confirm.
The window inscription reads:
THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR FREEDOM DURING WORLD WAR II
WHILE SERVING AT GRAFTON-UNDERWOOD 1942-1945 ESPECIALLY THOSE
MEMBERS OF THE 384th BOMB GROUP (H) OF THE UNITED STATES 8th AIR FORCE


We appreciate how difficult it can be to walk into a new place where you don’t know other people and aren’t entirely sure what’s going on. We have created a page that helps explain what our Sunday service is like, but we also invite you to look for the “New Here Tent” outside when you arrive. It is a great place to meet some friendly people and to get your bearings.
Preparing for Sunday
As Sunday is approaching, take some time to prepare your heart and mind to worship God when we gather together as a church family.
Our Sunday Gatherings Have an Intentional Rhythm
We always begin our time together by focusing on God and remembering that He has made us His. We remember that it is God who calls His people to worship. We do not call ourselves; it is the King who opens His gates and calls us into His presence to carry out His mission. We often read passages of Scripture that call us to God, or declare aspects of His character. We then respond by singing songs that focus on God’s glory—songs that present more of the “big picture” of His majesty.
We believe that the Bible is the means by which God graciously reveals Himself to His people, so each week, we take the time to listen, read, and study it with expectant hearts. True spiritual health can only be effected by the Spirit of God, the same spirit that inspired the Word of God as his only infallible witness to the minds and hearts of his people. As the Spirit works by and with the Word in our hearts, God teaches us all that is needed for our spiritual lives. This is lead by one of the pastors of Redemption Hill Church.
After hearing God’s Word proclaimed, we respond to God speaking to us by having a time of reflection. This is simply a moment where we take the time to silently reflect on what has been preached. Sometimes we provide questions to help in this process. Sometime’s we also have a time of confession. A true revelation of the goodness of God will bring clarity to our own depravity, and the Gospel reveals that we can not do anything that would make us “good enough” for God.
We have chosen to take communion, or the Lord’s Supper, every week at Redemption Hill Church. The Lord’s Supper is a time in the service during which we are tangibly reminded of the broken body of Christ and the sacrifice of sin He became for us on the cross. We also are reminded that Jesus now reigns on the throne in heaven at the right hand of the Father and intercedes for us.
Scripture teaches us that our lives and hearts continually give response to the Word of God (Nehemiah 8:6). We respond with either hardened hearts or with praise and brokenness. Here we have a chance to stand and respond to the Living God with songs of praise.
The apex of spiritual experience in the life of a Christian is not simply hearing the Word, but living it. The close of our Sunday rhythm ends with God blessing and sending His people on mission to “Go therefore and make disciples.” To bid people to come and die to their old, destructive ways, and to live for Jesus, who loved them and gave himself for them. To carry forward the gospel story of reconciliation to our homes, jobs, neighborhoods and the city we love.


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In this book, you will discover the keys to accelerated spiritual growth. You will also discover what it takes to become too hot for the enemy to harass. It is a must read for end-time spiritual soldiers.
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70 Rules of Spiritual Warfare is an indispensable manual. This book emits fire. It is a classic which everyone involved in spiritual warfare will treasure in these end times.The exposition of these tested and proven rules is a product of thorough research by a spiritual warfare expert who has blazed the trail as a global phenomenon in the field of deliverance and spiritual warfare.
The rules will prove efficacious with application. The prayer points included will produce fantastic results. It is handy, well articulated and prophetic. This is an invaluable companion for everyone whose passion is unchallengeable victory.
Dr. D. K. Olukoya There is a power that supersedes every other power. That power, transforms simple things into powerful weapons. The awesomeness and mystery of the power in the Blood of Jesus, is not being preached in the church today. Many present day Christians do not know many things about victory in the battles of life. Learning to claim the power in the Blood of Jesus is very important. It is a prayer that brings deliverance and protection
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Never in the history of the world has there been an era of war, both physical and spiritual, like this era. This is a tougher era of warfare.More people are under bondage now, more than in any other period of human history. There are cases of deep bondage, uncommon attacks against the family and horrendous occurrences in the lives of individuals. The devil has wreaked a lot of havoc upon humanity. The bible has described in vivid terms that God is aware of the high spate of demonic hostilities. Hence the Holy Spirit has released the prophetic revelations in this book in order to place us in good stead for a unique role in this end times. This manual is the first of its kind.
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Travel to two of the world's most revered pilgrimage centers and experience the wonderful cultures and beauty of Portugal, France, and Spain.
05/07/2023-05/16/2023 Sun.-Tues. Trip# 2023001
Travel to two of the world's most revered pilgrimage centers and experience the wonderful cultures and beauty of Portugal, France, and Spain. Stay a leisurely two nights in Fatima and spend time reflecting and exploring the famous Basilica and the tombs of Francisco and Jacinto. Travel to Aljustrel, where the children lived, and Valinhos, where Our Lady appeared after the children's return from prison. During a 2-night stay in Burgos, visit the magnificent Cathedral, a masterpiece of Spanish Gothic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the impressive 12th-century Monastery of Santa María Real de las Huelgas, a former spiritual retreat for society ladies and royalty. Enjoy a walking tour of Lourdes and a 2-night stay there. Visit the moving Grotto where Our Lady appeared to Bernadette. End in vibrant Barcelona, and view Antonio Gaudis unfinished masterpiece La Sagrada Familia, also a UNESCO World Heritage site. Also includes complimentary round trip to and from the Philadelphia airport. Price includes round trip air from Philadelphia, air taxes and fuel charges.
***Pricing & Itinerary subject to change as are entrance requirements due to the changing circumstances***
Travel overnight to Portugal, one of Europe’s most hospitable countries. Here, you can enjoy a superb climate, historic sites and beautiful scenery.
Your tour begins in Fatima, Portugal’s world-famous religious center.D
You may celebrate Mass* before traveling to the original town of Fatima and the parish church where the children Francisco, Jacinta and Lucia were baptized. Continue on to Aljustrel, where the children lived, and view the site of the fifth apparition in Valinhos. Later, return to Fatima** to enjoy free time for personal worship and to explore the basilica and its grounds.B, D
Attend a morning Mass* before travelling east to Burgos, known as the cradle of the Castile region. Situated on the Pilgrim’s Road, Burgos stands on the banks of the Rio Arlanzon with the slender, elegant spires of its famous cathedral rising into the sky. Mass* is available this evening.B
Join a local expert on a leisurely paced walking tour of Burhos beautiful medieval town center. Spend time at the Cathedral of Burgos, masterpiece of Spanish Gothic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The cathedral, the third largest church in Spain, offers such masterpieces as the filigree work in the spires of the towers; the choir, the sarcophagi and the golden staircase. Next, visit the 12th-century Monestery of Santa ;Maria Real de las Huelgas. Founded as a Royal Pantheon and a spiritual retreat for society ladies and royalty, the complex consists of the church, monastery and the enclosed premises of the Cistercian nuns. Mass is available this evening.B, D
Today, travel northeast through the Pyrenees Mountains to Lourdes. this is where the Virgin Mary appeared in the Grotto of Massabielle to the poor shepherd girl. bernadette, for a total of 18 times between February 11 and July 16, 1858. Sinch then this little market town has been a world-renowned pilgrimage site. Tonight you may wish to partake iin a candlelight procession.B, D
After morning Mass, enjoy a walking tour of Lourdes, visitiing the places associated with the life of St. Bernadette: The "Boly Mill"( site of the birthplace of St. Bernadette), the "Cachot," and the parish church housing hte baptismal font of St. Bernadette. Later, enjoy some time at leisure to explore the town's rich historical and natural heritage. Become immersed in the atmosphere that reigned during the apparitions and revel in the spirit of brotherhood that is still present today.B, L, D
Celebrate Mass* before crossing back into Spain on your way to Barcelona, one of Europe's most fascinating cities.B
Celebrate Mass* at the crypt of La Sagrada Familia, followed by a visit to the elaborate, expansive basilica. Once completed, Gaudi's masterpiece will have 18 towers: 12 dedicated to the apostles, four to the evangelists, one to Jesus and another to Mary. Later, get to know more of the city’s treasures, including views of Antonio Gaudi’s Mila House (UNESCO), the Columbus Monument and Parc de Montjuic. Spend this afternoon at leisure exploring the city further or choose an optional excursion to the quaint mountain village of Montserrat. This evening, gather with your fellow travelers for a dinner celebrating the end of a memorable tour.B, D
Return home eager to share vivid memories of a spectacularly beautiful land with an old, rich and diverse cultural heritage.B
B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner
**In Fatima and Lourdes, there is a candlelight procession every night at 9:00 p.m. and a procession for the sick every day at 3:00 p.m. (available from Easter through the end of October).Breakfasts in Lourdes are Continental.Effective for travel after January 2023, all visitors who do not need a visa to enter Europe will be expected to apply for an ETIAS travel authorization, for a fee, when visiting a Schengen Area Country. To identify Schengen Area Countries and to complete the ETIAS application, please visit https://www.etiasvisa.com/
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Let us then approach God's throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and grace to help us in our time of need.
Hebrews 4:16 (NIV)
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God has created within each of us an innate desire for authentic community in our lives. It's that desire that drives us to connect with others through teams, clubs, churches and even social networking.
We are a community of believers who are passionate about helping and serving others. We are a place where people like you can find healing and freedom, a church where you can grow and develop into followers of Christ who want to make a difference in the world.


Symbols galore on coat of arms
PAT PASTERNAKEvery new bishop chooses a coat of arms that represents him and his diocese, a custom
that dates back to medieval times when knights rode into battle carrying shields with
their king's coat of arms displayed. Because a bishop is considered the shepherd of the
faithful in his diocese, his shield is symbolic of protection.
In 1977, Bishop Howard J. Hubbard selected his coat of arms to represent where his
Diocese is located, who he is in terms of personal lineage, and what his hopes and dreams
were for the people he served.
A beaver, crescent moon, heart, cross, crosier and scalloped shell adorn the Bishop's
coat of arms. Over the shield is a hat with 12 tassels, while the Bishop's motto --"Rejoice, We Are God's People" -- lies underneath.
"I chose the motto from the 100th Psalm," Bishop Hubbard told The Evangelist.
"I chose the word 'rejoice' because of the fact that we are a people chosen by God,
called to ministry to serve not only God but each other. We look at this calling not as a
burden, but as a great joy. To me, the second part -- 'We Are God's People' -- emphasizes
who we are and that [through the Second Vatican Council] each of us is called to
The left half of the shield represents the Diocese. The beaver is taken from the coat
of arms of the City of Albany. Albany was originally called Beverwyck, or "Beaver
Town," because the city was the exchange point of the inland fur trade. This symbol
dates back to the 17th century.
The beaver grasps a pastoral staff, or crosier, to represent the rank of bishop. The
crescent moon symbolizes the Blessed Virgin, who, under the title of the Immaculate
Conception, is the patroness of the Diocese. The lunar symbol is derived from the
Apocalypse (Rev 12:1): "And a great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the
sun, and the moon was under her feet."
The other side of the shield consists of the personal arms of Bishop Hubbard. Research
in 1977 discovered that both his first and last names had the word "heart" in
The shell is the symbol of St. James, one of Bishop Hubbard's patron saints and his
middle name. The cross is taken from the arms of the Burke family, the maternal lineage of
Atop the coat of arms is a pontifical hat that was worn at all solemn processions
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In the last installment of Ryan’s “History of Economic Thought and Christian Faith” series, Professor Bobbi Herzberg explored the economic contributions and success of Elinor Ostrom, the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize in Economics. On Dec. 3, Ryan hosted an online discussion for students titled, “Colloquium on Catholicism and Economic Liberalism,” which explored questions and challenges concerning interactions between Catholic theology and liberal economic theory.
The Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought moved online in rescheduling a series of spring and summer events, providing an opportunity to reach a much larger audience. The “Future of Work: Human Dignity in an Era of Globalization and Autonomous Technology” event, which built off the canceled conference under the same theme, garnered more than 900 registered attendees from around the world, and featured Cardinal Peter Turkson; José Manuel Barroso, former prime minister of Portugal and current chairman of Goldman Sachs; and Nobel Prize- winning economist Professor James Heckman.
The Department of Catholic Studies and Habiger Institute for Catholic Leadership created new formats for student events and activities to bring safety, health and community together as part of a culture of care. These included a virtual “Port and Poetry” night for graduate students; smaller masked, distanced gatherings following “Common Good” room capacities for Latino Scholars meetings; and the temporary move of evening prayer for leadership interns to the much larger Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas.
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The United States bishops wrote a document on Youth Ministry called Renewing the Vision. In that document they say that everyone in the parish is called to be involved with the Youth Ministry. That involvement could be weekly or it could be simply committing to pray for the youth daily.
The youth are not only the church of the future, they are an important part of the church of today! Before we know it they are off to adulthood in the real world. As we all know the world is a difficult place to live. We need to do all we can to help our youth to trust Jesus with their lives.
In addition, we have a policy in our diocese that says where ever there are children and youth we need to have two adults present. This is part of our effort to create a safe environment for our young people. Thus, it is extremely important that we have adult volunteers in Youth Ministry. Please prayerfully consider becoming involved with the youth. Even if it is only one event a year!
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It's 2000 years on the Christian calender, but what about the rest of the world
by Clark Humphrey
The next year is called 2000 A.D. (Anno Domini, Latin for "Year of Our Lord") because a Catholic monk named Dionysius Exiguus was asked by the church to calculate future years dates for Easter (based on the Jewish Passover, which in turn is based on a complicated formula involving full moon and the vernal equinox).
According to calendar scholar Claus Tøndering, "At that time it was customary to count years since the reign of emperor Diocletian; but in his calculations Dionysius chose to number the years since the birth of Christ, rather than honour the persecutor Diocletian."
Dionysius chose to base his research on what he figured was the birth year of Jesus Christ. Eventually, the church officially adopted his figures, in the year that was proclaimed to be 523 A.D. (Some non-Christians prefer the alternate designation "C.E.," for "Common Era".)
If the church hadnt chosen to renumber the years, Jan. 1, 2000 would have fallen in the Roman year 2753 A.U.C. ("Ab urbe condita," Latin for "since the founding of Rome").
According to the Astronomical Yearbook, here are some other years numbers that will be in effect on 1/1/2000:
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Probably the one of these youre most familiar with is the Chinese calendar. When 2000 starts, the traditional Chinese year will still be 4697, a Year of the Rabbit. Year 4698, a Year of the Dragon, starts on our Feb. 5, 2000. While China officially uses the western (Gregorian) calendar, the traditional calendar is still used to determine the dates of festivals and cultural events, including New Years celebrations.
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“A must-read for its brilliance, inspiration, and exquisite prose...”
Oscar Johnson’s 52 Weeks describes itself as “a book that presents topics from the Word of God to reflect on,” and that’s an accurate assessment. The book contains Bible passages for contemplation. In contrast to daily meditations, subjects are presented weekly with insights from many biblical authors. Some situations require more intense meditation. However, everyday contemplation may also be achieved through meditation.
Its objective is to assist in a troublesome area of life or to provide information on a certain topic. It can offer motivation and/or direction. It can be used to communicate the gospel with unbelievers or reinforce other Christians’ faith.
52 Weeks is not a theological essay requiring interpretation; rather, it is a book that explains in everyday words how Oscar Johnson interprets the Bible. The book’s goal is to convey the Bible so that readers can understand its significance. Both Christians and nonbelievers will find the book valuable.
It is acknowledged that bad religion exists in the modern world. Oscar Johnson argues that quitting religion is not the solution; his touching accounts of real people who have been injured or turned off by false religion and have found comfort and healing in good religion provide hope that it is not essential to reject Christianity—only to find a religious home that values love and the qualities that make Jesus so appealing: humility, grace, mercy, compassion, and justice.
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Oscar Johnson was born into a mixed marriage. His father was African American, and his mother was Japanese. He was raised Buddhist but soon became a ward of the court as his mother was deported. He was put in multiple foster homes before being placed in a Catholic Boy’s Home, and then he was indoctrinated into the Catholic faith.
During the Vietnam War, he met a Christian named Mark Stefano at church services at the same Air Force post. He led him to be born again. At the time, he was a devout Christian, but he abandoned his faith after the war and lived in sin for 40 years.
He became an Orthopedic Physician Assistant. He has degrees in Anatomy, Physician Assistant Studies, Orthopedic Surgery, and Bioethics. His emphasis was on Pain Management.


What Time Does Church Start And End. This feast marks the end of the liturgical year with the tone not of fear or despair, but one of hope. The sunday after epiphany marks the feast of the baptism of the lord, which closes christmas season and sets the stage for the season of ordinary time.
On one hand, church dances for youth end at 11:30 in order to allow the participants to arrive home “before the sabbath.”. Many churches have multiple worship services, including saturday evening, sunday morning and sunday evening services. Jesus had ascended to heaven ten days earlier, having been with his disciples.
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The typical length of time for a church service is anywhere from one to two hours. The sunday after epiphany marks the feast of the baptism of the lord, which closes christmas season and sets the stage for the season of ordinary time. This implies that the sabbath, as we currently observe it, begins at midnight saturday night and ends at midnight sunday night.
Gen 1:8, 13, 19, 23, 31).
The beginning of lent is marked by many with ashes hence the name ash wednesday. This feast marks the end of the liturgical year with the tone not of fear or despair, but one of hope. The feast of unleavened bread (passover;
This Year Lent Will Start On March 2, 2022;
And there was evening and there was morning, one day” (cf. The themes of hope and eschatology continue into. But today, we must also be the light in the tunnel.
The Church Calendar Has Two Fixed Points:
Using christmas day and easter, for the year you select, it calculates the seasons each time. Lent begins with ash wednesday on march 2, 2022; The nativity of the lord (christmas), always on the 25th of december, and easter, the first sunday after the first full moon occurring on or after the spring equinox (the date (twice each year) at which the sun.
Lent Ends On Holy Saturday, April 16, 2022.
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God is so much bigger than we can fathom.
Isaiah (40:12) tells us that He palms the entire universe.
David in Psalm 147 explains that God counts the stars and calls them by name …He is all-powerful and His understanding is infinite.
Grasping this naturally leads to an important question… what does this great God require of us? Moses (Deuteronomy 10:12) explains that He requires two foundational things:
- That we fear God so we can walk in His ways and
- That we love God so we can serve Him with all of our heart and soul.
Fearing and loving God are essentials for a close walk with Him.
OK… why fear?
Isaiah (33:5) also reveals that God has a store and in this store is salvation, wisdom and knowledge …and our key to these treasures is fearing God.
Psalms and Proverbs both state that the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom and knowledge.
What does it mean to fear God today?
Fearing God certainly involves awe and reverence… and taking God seriously. Once we catch a glimpse of who God is, it produces alarm, gripping fear and trembling at the thought of ever being separated from this sovereign, infinite, all powerful, all knowing, immutable, holy, merciful, loving and wise God.
This fear of God is the beginning of wisdom and knowledge. So how does that translate to our daily life and our current challenges?
The events involving Peter and praying believers in Acts 12 provide an intriguing picture of the wisdom and freedom from bondage that are ours through fearing God.
I hope you can join us around the tables were friends meet and the discussions are lively.
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This Week’s Key Verses
The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding. Proverbs 9:10
The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom; all those who practice it have a good understanding. His praise endures forever! Psalm 111:10
Suddenly an angel of the Lord appeared and a light shone in the cell. He struck Peter on the side and woke him up. “Quick, get up!” he said, and the chains fell off Peter’s wrists. …Peter followed him out of the prison, but he had no idea that what the angel was doing was really happening; he thought he was seeing a vision. Acts 12:7&9
Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.
2 Corinthians 3:17
Teach me Your way LORD that I may rely on Your faithfulness; give me an undivided heart that I may fear Your Name. Psalm 86:11


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We have to admit, being a wedding photographer in Sydney we’ve heard a lot of amazing love stories in our time but nothing quite like this one! Lourdes and John met at church, where John was studying to become a priest. But once he set eyes on Lourdes, he fell in love and gave up his quest for priesthood. You only need to see the look in John’s eyes when he caught sight of Lourdes walking down the aisle to know their love is as real as it gets. Their wedding was a harmony of two wonderful cultures: Maltese and Filipino. And at the heart of it all was a strong focus on family. After all, John is one of six siblings! Ten bridesmaids and groomsmen supported the couple on the day. And if the dip on the dance floor is anything to go by, there’s no doubt this sweet and loving couple will be there to support each other for life.


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JULY 30 – August 4, 2017
The theme for the 2017 Spring Valley Bible Camp season is FOLLOW ME and the key verse is John 8:12–When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” Each week, students will learn about their faith and the importance of what it means to follow Jesus Christ. We want to help students understand that it is important to have faith and examine what it means to be obedient to God in following His plan for our lives. The speaker this year is magician, Ken Shank with Dew Dah Magic.
Junior Camp is for students going in to 3rd and 4th grades. For Grades 3 – 12, registration on Sundays begins at 3:00 p.m. Campers may arrive and find out their cabin assignments, unload their belongings with the assistance of staff, meet their counselors, and families are encouraged to explore the camp together. Camp officially begins at 5:00 p.m. On Fridays, camp is dismissed at 9:00 a.m. This year, we are offering a new option for 3rd and 4th grade students based on feedback from previous year. Some students at this age are not ready to spend all week at camp so we would like to offer a day option. A student may be dropped off at camp at 8 a.m. and picked up at 8 p.m. and participate in camp throughout the day but have the opportunity to go home for the night. Registration forms can be downloaded here!


Pope John Paul II. alias Karol Wojtyla was born in Wadowice nearby Cracow on 18th May 1920. He had a brother and a sister - the last dying short after her birth. Pope John Paul II. grow up in a religious and traditional, but also tolerant family. Unfortunately his childhood was full of strokes because his loved mother also deceased. Then the same happened to his fourteen years older brother - his ideal - who contracted scarlet fever as doctor in a hospital. From this time the father of Karol Wojtyla had to care for him alone.
Karol was the best pupil at school with nearly only A grades. Nevertheless he was very much liked by his classmates, who said he was no swot, no bookworm, he simply excelled in everything. Later Karol Wojtyla discovered his passion for theatre and joins the theatre club of his school. John Paul II. was characterised by an unusual gift: He had an almost photographic memory and was a great actor and poet. When Karol Wojtyla passed his A-levels and finally left his hometwon Wadowice in 1938 to study Polish language at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow, all thought he would became a great Polish actor or producer. There were only few signs of a future spiritual career.
Originally the Wojtyla family lived only in a small two-room flat. Nowadays the house, where John Paul II was born, is a museum and therefore shows by using much larger space remainders and relics about Karol Wojtyla and his family. Since the death of John Paul II. Wadowice has become one of the most important pilgrimage site in Poland. So longer waiting times for tourists who want to visit the pope's house are not unusual. It is also worth visiting the nextby basilica, where John Paul II. was baptised (the baptistery are preserved) and where a John Paul II. chapel was created.1-2-5-2


Welcome to Episode 24! This week’s conversation is with Jerry Roberts.
Jerry is an Associate Pastor at Hope Church in Fort Worth, TX. He oversees the business office building and facilities for Hope. Prior to being called to vocational ministry, Jerry enjoyed over 40 years of a successful business career.
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Lighting Round Notes:
- God Owns My Business by Stanley Tam
- Mover of Men and Mountains by R. G. LeTourneau
- How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
- The Making of a Leader by Robert Clinton
- Daws: A Man Who Trusted God by Betty Skinner
- Samuel Morris by Lindley Baldwin
- Many Aspire Few Attain by Walter A. Henrichsen
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Over 8 hours of training to equip you for Bible study and research with Logos Bible Software. 15 Feb 2021 Responding to the Ravi Zacharias scandal: Three biblical steps every Christian must take now. By Dr. Jim Denison. 19 May 2020 Thank You, Ravi Zachariasby Dr. John Neufeld | Back to the Bible Canada But I do remember that in Ravi Zacharias fashion, he was warm, 15 May 2020 Zacharias was a man of deep scriptural awareness and frequently posted about the eternal hope believers have in Christ. He also authored over Blake devoted much of the year 1799–1800 to fifty visionary scenes drawn from the Bible, a commission he received from his principal patron, the government Zechariah (Zacharias in the King James Version of the Bible) was the father of John the Baptist.
Lord we thank you for your truth in the love you have for us all, in your name Jesus amen…. Matthew 12:36-37 Back To The Holy Bible THE PROPHECY OF ZACHARIAS (Also known as "Zachariah.") Chapter 1 1:1 In the eighth month, in the second year of king Darius, the word of the Lord came to Zacharias the son of Barachias, the son of Addo, the prophet, saying: 1:2 The Lord hath been exceeding angry with your fathers. Zacharias vividly depicts the details of the destruction of Jerusalem. In the first part of his burden, he had foreseen the transference of the Holy City from Seleucids to Ptolemys and back again, the hellenizing and paganizing of Judaism under Antiochus Epiphanes (168 B.c.), the profanation of the temple by Pompey and its sacking by Crassus (47 B.C.). Eventually Zacharias moved into full-time theological study, beginning at Ontario Bible College in 1968. Although Zacharias’ father initially struggled with this decision, not long after that, he also gave his life to Christ. Ravi Zacharias, a renowned Christian evangelist and best-selling author, died Tuesday morning at his home in Atlanta after a brief battle with sarcoma, a rare form of cancer, Fox News has confirmed.
5 And ye shall flee to the valley of the mountains; for the valley of the mountains shall reach unto Azal: yea, ye shall flee, like as ye fled from before the earthquake in the days of Uzziah king of Judah: and the Lord my God shall come, and all the saints with thee.
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13 But the angel said to him, Fear not, Zacharias, because thy supplication has been heard, CholHose sons, Hasaja sons, Adaja sons, Jojaribs sons, Zacharia sons, Siloni sons. 6, All Parez barn, som i Jerusalem bodde, voro fyrahundrad åtta och sextio Paperback) 4 - Samlade Skrifter by Gustaf Valfrid Vasenius Topelius (2009, Paperback). $23.49. Free shipping. Samlade Skrifter by Zacharias Topelius: New The programs seek to explore issues such as life's meaning, the credibility of the Christian message and the Bible, the weakness of USA · Ravi Zacharias. Hitta perfekta Christian Zacharias bilder och redaktionellt nyhetsbildmaterial hos Getty Images.
A priest of the course of Abia, the eighth of the twenty-four courses into which the priests had been originally divided by David (1 Chronicles 23:1-19).Only four of these courses or "families" of the priests returned from the Exile (Ezra 2:36-39); but they were then re-distributed under the old designations. Bible Verses about Zacharias, Father of John.
His wife was of the daughters of Aaron, and her name was Elizabeth. Ζαχαρίας, Ζαχαριου, ὁ (זְכַרְיָה and זְכַריָהוּ i. e. whom Jehovah remembered), Zacharias or Zachariah or Zechariah; 1.
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But on one occasion when it was the turn of the course of Abijah to minister in the temple (see TEMPLE), Zacharias was chosen by lot to burn incense. 2020-01-02 · Answer: There were a couple of prominent men in the Bible named Zechariah (alternate spelling Zacharias or Zachariah). One was an Old Testament prophet who prophesied in the days of Haggai and who wrote the book of Zechariah (Ezra 5:1; Zechariah 1:1). This prophet is also mentioned by Jesus as having been murdered by the rebellious and disobedient Zechariah 1–8, sometimes referred to as First Zechariah, was written in the 6th century BC. Zechariah 9–14, often called Second Zechariah, contains within the text no datable references to specific events or individuals but most scholars give the text a date in the 5th century BC. There are two notable figures in the Bible called Zechariah (also spelled Zacharias or Zachariah). One was an Old Testament prophet who foretold in the days of Haggai and who composed the book of Zechariah (Ezra 5:1; Zechariah 1:1).
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Zechariah 1:1 introduces him as the son of Berekiah, the grandson of Iddo. However, Ezra 5:1 and 6:14 identify him as the son of Iddo.
Faith is the audacity to believe that God's promises apply to us. Great Quotes,. Zacharias and Elizabeth were told by an angel that they would have a son. one -stop website for quizzes, puzzles and games to help you learn about the Bible! 20 Apr 2017 Great Prayers of the Bible: Zacharias & Elizabeth, Prayer in Secret. April 20 I'm speaking of the prayer of Zacharias and Elizabeth for a child. Daniel Zacharias provides a solid overview of the entire biblical Greek system, while challenging students to understand how this ancient language is relevant to SOME BIBLICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE RAVI ZACHARIAS SCANDAL.


In the last 20+ years of consulting we have spent a great deal of time working with faith-based clients and their donors. At the same time we are continually looking for “major gifts” for the organizations we serve. We’ve defined it by the size of the gift, and theoretically, those donors should get special attention. I am, however, constantly reminded of the story of the “widow’s mite” in the Gospel of Mark and her generosity. Clearly not a major gift donor by our definition but someone who understands giving.
MK 12: 38 – 44 “Truly I tell you, this poor widow has put in more than all those who are contributing to the treasury. For all of them have contributed out of their abundance; but she out of her poverty has put in everything she had, all she had to live on.”
I learned this on my first job as a fundraiser for a major university on an annual stewardship event. On a bus tour of the campus, I asked a woman who was sitting alone why she gave the annual fund $1,000. She remarked that the institution meant so much to her son and her that she took a job cleaning houses so she could support the University. I consider this a major gift and a sacrificial gift as well.
One of the things I’ve learned in talking with donors is that giving truly comes from the heart. If you can touch someone’s heart then you both benefit. That person truly is a major donor and hopefully one for life.
Remember, major gifts may not seem large to your organization but to the donor it is a major gift. This is a season of stewardship so thank your donors.
“Do not run after happiness, but seek to do good,
and you will find that happiness will run after you.”
—JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE
Written By: Paul D’Alessandro


Jake's memorial service was a testament to his
life. Below are exerpts of the people who spoke in his memory.
From Bob: There are three things that Jake's
death has put in my heart:
1) Our family
has no regrets. There were no unspoken words of love or hurt feelings.
2) You never know when life will be taken, NO one is guaranteed
much more than their next breath. Don't leave anything unsaid
or undone with those you love.
3.) There are things in my own life that I realize I should rectify.
I pray that God will give me the strength to do those.
There are so many memories of Jake
that I have talked for hours and could talk for years more.
I will never forget my older brother. I know for sure that he
would want everyone here to know everything about him that we
admired came from his faith in God. Jacob is a man of God, he
had his faults but none of us are perfect. He loved God and desired
to do God’s will. He carried the Green New Testament around
with him everywhere. He had it with him when he had the accident.
He would daily spend time with God and that was what made him
the man he was.
It is such a blessing that even though we had
our fights and arguments, what brothers don’t, that we never
doubted the love we had for each other. Jacob started a tradition
in our family that continues to this day, and I know will include
our extended family. Every time we talk on the phone or go to
bed or chat on instant messenger at the end of the conversation
we always say, “I love you, goodnight/goodbye.” It
doesn’t matter who was around we just say it. I remember
a time when I had a conversation with Jake on the phone and I
was in the car with a friend, I ended the conversation and said,
“I love you, Bye.” My friend asked who I was talking
to and I told him my brother, he asked me how old he was and I
said 26. I told him that it is just something we do and he said
“That is really cool.” So, I guess I would hope that
if you don’t already every time you talk to someone you
love tell them, let them know.
Jacob also showed his love to us by giving us
surprises and gifts. He loved being able to buy things for us.
One Christmas we bought my mom a couch and chair for the living
room, the three of us had so much fun bringing it in and setting
it up and feeling like “Santa.” He bought me this
watch for graduation and my birthday. Out side in the foyer you
may have seen the framed American Flag. Jacob had that framed
for us as a Christmas surprise. He finished it early and was so
proud he told us all that he had a Christmas present for us under
his bed. The plaque underneath reads:
Dad, Mom, Grandmother Doris, Johnathan, and
Thank you for your support, your teachings,
your influences, your love, your gifts, your prayers, and your
faith. This flag flew in the face of a world enemy over gun truck
Aggie '01 during operation Iraq Freedom II and III, as a proud
son, grandson, brother, American, Texan, and a Siefert.
We felt that that says everything about Jake and
our family that we wanted everyone to know. No one can say it
better than Jacob.
One last thing, the song that has been playing
in my head is “I can Only Imagine” by Mercy Me. I
would sing it but I think I will keep that for the shower and
the car. So I want to read one line:
Surrounded by Your Glory, what
will my heart feel?
Will I dance for you, Jesus? Or in awe of you, be still?
Will I stand in your presence, or to my knees will I fall?
Will I sing 'Hallelujah!'? Will I be able to speak at all?
I can only imagine! I can only imagine!
While we can only imagine Jacob knows, and that
is a source of great peace for us.
From Alan Kanis As I flew back to Houston I tried
to find the right words that would be comforting and loving and
sincere that might provide a moment of relief to Janet and Bob
and the rest of the family, but was unable to. Instead,
I decied to selfishly reflect on the happy
memories Jacob provided me.
Jake was able to help other through his
death -- Somewhere there may be a kid who still has his
leg despite the cancer because Jake's strong bone took the place
of. the diseased tissue or maybe a burn victim has a better chance...
We believe the best way to live life is to give
love. Jake believed that as well. It
is our intention through this trajedy to strive to exemplify that
in all we do. That is our prayer and our heart. We will seek God's
guidance in the best way to accomplish this. We have no words
to express all the love and care that have been shown in letter,
deed, and prayer from the many people who have consoled us, other
than thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Jake always wanted to give to other people.
He was always thinking of ways to be the one to give someone a
start and then back away and let them run with the opportunity.
We have prayed and diligently considered
the best way to honor his life that would be in keeping with what
he thought would be valuable to others on this earth. In Jake's
memory, the Jacob S. Siefert '01 Memorial Corps Chaplain
Endowed Scholarship, which will be used to fund a scholarship
in his name, at his alma mater, Texas A&M. The Aggie Spirit
was one of the things that played an important role in Jake's
life. This scholarship seems to be one way we might accomplish
for him, a very real goal of his, helping others. These funds
will be used to support a student scholarship. Jake was the Chaplain
for A-1, and the scholarship will provide for both physical and
spiritual aid to a young student chaplain. Contributions
should be sent to Texas A&M Foundation, 401 George Bush Drive,
College Station, Texas 77840-2811. In the memo line write, Jacob
Samuel Siefert. Other questions you may contact Johnathan Siefert,
When you remember Jake, remember that he all you knew
of him, the good, the bad, all of him, was because of his love
for God, his Father. Packed in his backpack on this last
hunting trip was his little green New Testament. He carried it
every where, so quietly he carried it, you might never known how
much it meant to him unless you happened upon it on his beside
or caught him with it, his head bowed. It spent many daily moments
with God, to read and recieve God's direction. peace, and love.
Jake always wanted to give to other people. He
was always thinking of ways to be the one to give someone a start
and then back away and let them run with the opportunity. We have
prayed and diligently considered the best way to honor his life
that would be in keeping with what he thought would be valuable
to others on this earth. WE hope that the Jacob Samuel Siefert
Scholarship fund will do that.
A few last things need to be said concerning this
time in our life. Death makes you consider existance after death.
There are those that ask why. And as many people that might read
this, there will be that many different thoughts and doubts or
beliefs or answers to those questions. But this one thing if for
certain, no matter what your philosophy might be, people who have
a relationship with God, a higher power, a creator, are not just
thinking about what life is after death or why bad things happen..
God's kingdom is on this earth as well, and Jake, as well as us,
know, KNOW, how strong that power is. If you see any merit in
our lives, if you saw any merit in Jake's, if you see merit in
my other two sons who are also God's men, you must attribute it
to a daily walk with Him who provided power and wisdom and direction.
This grace and love that comes only from God has been exemplified
by the enourmous outpouring of support and help from a community
of friends and family that can only be described as wonderous.
Later, we will thank them individually, but right now we will
only thank God for His Kingdom on earth.
God, grant us the serenity to accept
the things we cannot chance, the courage to change the things
that we can, and the wisdom to know the difference.


MY PRAISE; MY WORSHIP
INSPIRING POETRY FOR YOUR SOUL
What is your book about? You ask. Well, some have said it sounds like prayers. Others say it reminds them of worship and Some have said they hear praise. Well, the answer is; it’s all of the above.
These are intimate conversations Jamie has had and/or have with God, or as her, Granny use to refer to them; “my talks with The Master.” Jamie has taken these intimate moments with Jesus and compiled them into a book. She passionately expresses her gratitude for God’s Love and the privilege of being in His Grace; in a uniquely poetic fashion.
QUESTION: WHAT DO YOU GET WHEN YOU MIX FAITH WITH DRIVE AND DETERMINATION?
ANSWER: A COMPELLED URGE TO SPRING UPWARD INTO YOUR DESTINY!
This combination of spiritually motivated energy and encouragement from her Gran Gran (Late Great-Grandmother) and a fourth-grade teacher named Ms. Jones is what fueled a little girl--who'd lost her mother when she was just one year old--to express herself with a pen and paper.
Jamie’s goal is to be positively impactful in a world that displays so much negativity. Her Mission? To spread hope using her gift of the Spoken Word to speak words filled with life. Jamie’s desire is to encourage others by sharing with them how her own previously shattered existence, was made whole and brought to life by the Passionate Love of Christ. Jamie’s prayer is that the words spoken will evoke the listener(s) / reader(s) to also want a relationship with Christ. Jamie plans to fulfill this Mission by contributing a verse. One Poetic line at a time.


WElcome to Terebinth Refuge
Terebinth Refuge will be a Christ-centered non-profit shelter and transitional home that will provide strength-based, trauma-informed healing and holistic services to women 18 years and older who are escaping sexual exploitation and sex trafficking and will assist their transition into a life of health, stability and independence.
We are seeking funding and donors to help us begin serving trafficked women. Your gift will SAVE lives, provide healing and restoration for the women we will serve!
Checks can be sent to: Terebinth Refuge
P.O. Box 5035, St. Cloud, MN 56302
Interested in learning more about our work? Please visit our contact us page to learn more about how you can be a part of making life lasting change in your community.
Terebinth Refuge in the community! Click here to view upcoming presentations, fundraisers, and ways you can get involved today!


My Goals as Your Coach
- Empower you to lead well
- Help you clarify and craft your vision
- Develop pathways to reach your vision
- Celebrate your wins
I was born and raised in Central Illinois, and I moved to Austin, Texas in June of 2013. I am married to my beautful wife Shanna, and we have a son, Corbin, and a daughter, Lydia. We love going outdoors, reading books, being around friends, and volunteering. We believe in giving back to others and our community! We do this through our faith community, our work, and even our hobbies.
I currently work as an Area Representative for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) in Austin, Texas. I am also a founding member and a former pastor of Eastside Community Church in east Austin, Texas. I also have experience in nonprofit organizations such as Mission Possible Austin, LifeWay, Hill Country Bible Church, and more. My heart is to help consult and coach pastors and nonprofit leaders in small to mid-size organizations to have organizational health and maximize their impact!


Located in the foothills of a 14th century copper mine you’ll find Sierra Maestra, the country’s single most important pilgrimage site. Here the Cuban faithful come to El Sanctuario de Nuestra Señora de la Caridad del Cobre, a unique triple dome church that was built in 1927. This church has become a shrine for Cuban people who come on pilgrimages to pay their respects to the Virgen de la Caridad (Virgin of Charity). Cloaked in a golden robe, the statue is said to offer protection to the people of Cuba. In 1998 the Pope visited and blessed the shrine, calling the Virgin “La Reina de los Cubanos” (Queen of Cubans), and donated a rosary and crown.
Things To Do
National Shrine Basilica of Our Lady of Charity
Settled in the beautiful mountains of El Cobre, enjoy a tour of the National Shrine Basilica of Our Lady of Charity. According to legend, during a storm in the 17th century three local fishermen saw an apparition of the Virgin Mary. The apparition guided them to safety, later becoming a statue of the Virgin Mary cradling a baby. To show their gratitude, the fisherman built a church to house this miraculous statue. The storied Roman Catholic Church sits atop a hill and is considered to be one of the most important sites in Cuba. Ernest Hemingway donated his Nobel Prize of Literature to Our Lady of Charity.
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Friendship With God
Hey guys! I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying their summer. This post I want to share with you something I was meditating on for devotion. I was talking to one of my best friends about hearing God’s voice clearly when we are seeking guidance. She shared a reading with me that made me think about Abraham’s relationship with God.
The author of the article made the point that that our relationship with God should not be about us just seeking Him for guidance. But that relationship with Him is about us fostering friendship.
That hit me hard. It’s not anything that I know or haven’t spoken to others before, or even prayed about for myself. However so often we can get caught up seeking for God’s guidance and direction that we miss treasuring Him and just simply enjoying friendship with Him. I was grateful for her sharing this with me because I have been so focused on doing and seeking God’s will for while that I haven’t really been just enjoying Him.
Abraham was God’s friend. God gave him that title. It wasn’t something that Abraham said about himself (Isaiah 41:8). What’s so special about God bestowing this title of honor on Abraham is what it actually meant. God didn’t say I’m His friend, but he is my friend. The focus of scripture is always about what God does for us and who He is to us. But there are are few that are cited as having caught God’s attention in a way where God feels like they have actually done something that delights His heart in a way that is not connected to a great act. God called Abraham friend simply because he believed in Him and His righteousness. This allowed Abraham to enjoy God, and Abraham enjoying God allowed God to enjoy him.
The words for friend in both verses describe a person who is the lover of another with a deep intimate affection that is experienced by the other person. God experiences love from Abraham. We have heard the term that God is the “lover of my soul”, but here God calls Abraham a lover of Him. That’s deep. The only way that this can happen is by faith. God didn’t view the love that He cherished from Abraham any different because of some of the choices he made out of fear. It was solely based on God enjoying Abraham because Abraham enjoyed God.
Hebrews 11:6 tells us that we must draw near to God but faith. Abraham sought God’s friendship first above anything else. And by Him doing that God showed him what he had for him. He told him to get up and go to land that he would show him. It was God’s will for him to leave home. It required faith. Abraham didn’t even ask God for those directives. But, God gave them because of the friendship they had. He then promised him as son later on and the Bible says because he believed him he was counted as righteous and called God’s friend (James 2:28).
So the next time you are stressed about what to do and feel plagued with the many voices in your head while trying to figure things out, remember to take some time to focus on loving on God and letting him experience affection from you. He will guide you and make things clear to you. He’s not trying to hide Himself or His will. Enjoy God. Be One of His best friends. Click here to listen and enjoy His presence.
Peace and God’s abundant blessings ❤❤❤.


Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
After much prayer and emotional wrestling, and out of an abundance of caution in this time of the Covid-19 outbreak, as all schools in Pennsylvania are closed to limit the spread of this virus, we are:
CANCELLING WORSHIP for tomorrow, March 15th,
CANCELLING the Wednesday MIDWEEK SERVICES AN SOUP,
CANCELLING the Men’s Breakfast Saturday, March 21st, and
CLOSING THE BUILDING for the week of March 14th – 21st for a deep cleaning.
We are also CANCELLING the BOWLING event on March 22nd.
We will determine in this coming week whether we are holding worship next Sunday, and in what format that may be.
This is a difficult decision. In times of uncertainty one of the things the church can provide is a place for people to gather to connect with and support one another. At the same time, we are trying to balance the needs to gather with the call of our church to care for each other and the world by limiting contact that can easily, and inadvertently, spread infection.
Please follow the directions of the CDC and PA Department of Health regarding social distancing and thorough hand washing procedures.
As best as possible, do not give into panic, but be responsible in your going out and your coming in, recognizing we need to live, we live in community, but there are ways we can mitigate the risk we pose to ourselves, our families, and our neighbors.
I may send out a resource in the morning with some thoughts and reflections for the day. Either way, be safe, be blessed, and in the words of Proverbs 3:5-6,
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding. In everything acknowledge Him, and He will guide your path.”
Pastor Karl Richard


TransforMOTION™… TIME HAS NO QUALITY!
Success is peace of mind that is a direct result of the self-satisfaction that comes in knowing you are doing your best to become the best you are capable of becoming.”
– Coach John Wooden
M.O.T.I.O.N. = Moments, Opportunities, Things, Inspiration, Others, New.
I knelt to pray when day was done and prayed, “Oh Lord, bless everyone. Lift from each saddened heart the pain and let the sick be well again.” And then I woke another day and carelessly went on my way. The whole day long, I did not try to wipe a tear from any eye. I did not try to share the load of any brother on the road. I did not even go to see the sick man just next door to me. Yet once again, when day was done. I prayed, “Oh Lord, bless everyone.” But as I prayed into my ear, there came a voice that whispered clear. “Pause now, my son, before you pray, whom have you tried to bless today? God’s sweetest blessings always show by hands that serve him, hear me lo.” And then I hid my face and cried. “Forgive me, God. I have not tried. Let me live another day. And I will live the way I pray.
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WHO IS DAVIS ABSOLUTE?
SON, HUSBAND, FATHER, RAPPER...
I go by Davis Absolute and I am a Christian rap artist with a desire to serve the Lord with my gift and glorify Christ with my music. I was raised as a Christian but never experienced Christ's love until much later in my life when He called me to surrender. Since my renewal in Him, my life and calling were all surrendered to His will and kingdom.
I've been rapping for more than 4 years as a Christian artist and I've had the blessing and opportunity to serve in multiple capacities from small ministry events to large sold out shows. I've seen lives changed and hearts encouraged through this simple gift - rap.
My goal is to spread the Gospel of Christ, positivity and true happiness through my music, aiming to captivate those listening. This is the way hip hop is supposed to be, venturing outside the realm of material possessions and short-lived pleasures with a focus on something that is real and eternal. In the last 4 years I've been able to work with awesome people on ever growing platforms.
platforms I'VE BEEN FEATURED on
I've been blessed to be featured and interviewed on some of the top Christian Hip Hop platforms such as Rapzilla, NewH2O, Jam The Hype and more, as well as top Christian Contemporary Music outlets like New Release Today.
In January of 2017 I did a live music performance on JUCE TV which was also broadcast on Trinity Broadcast Network. As well as an interview with Passion 4 Him TV on Trinity Broadcast Network.
ARTISTS I PERFORMED & WORKED WITH
Over the years I've had the opportunity to open up shows for artists like NF, Dee-1, Bizzle, Social Club Misfits, and more. I've also worked and collaborated with artists such as John Givez and Joey Jewish. The song "My Show" was featured on No Malice's critically acclaimed Wretched Pitiful Poor Blind & Naked audiobook as the featured track.
I would love to serve with you
My ministry is more than just performing some songs that sound good. My goal is to connect with my audience in a relevant way, relay the gospel message, and give them something that will leave a lasting impression on them and in their lives for the cause of Christ. I know how impactful music, especially rap music, was in my life. God has given me that same gift to share with others and I take it very seriously. The end goal isn't to make money and become a rap star, it's to glorify Christ and affect souls for eternity.


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CITY GATE TRAINING CENTER
"City Gate Training Center" (CGTC). CTGC is the "training extension" of Antioch Christian Assembly Church and was developed to thoroughly train, equip and prepare men and women for their Kingdom and life assignments. CGTC is the home of “Shamar Prophetic Training Institute” which provides training for maturing prophets and intercessors, and "Mentoring Moments", a mentoring program for Kingdom Women. These schools have helped train apostles, prophets and prophetic people and equipped churches and ministries throughout the United States and abroad, to demonstrate proper apostolic order.


Peter Artemiev is an American who identifies himself as a citizen of the United Stateswhite nation. This is the Peter Artemiev Wikipedia. Also, we will discuss how Julia Fox is related with Peter Artemiev’s significant else. Julia Fox is an Italian-American specialist entertainer who has made many contributions to the entertainment industry.
Every citizen wants to know the stories of people around the world.
He married Julia Fox, an Italian-American entertainer. Her location and the venue of her wedding reception are still unknown to the general public. They prefer a peaceful life and are not on social media. They are continuing to live happy lives together by sharing happiness, tenderness, and not encountering conflicts Peter Artemiev Wiki.
Artemiev was anathematized and defrocked by the Council. He was then banished to Vazhsky Monastery, Kholmogory, on June 13, 1698 by Patriarch Adrian and other notable hierarchs from the Russian Orthodox Church. He was placed in isolation and prohibited from writing. While he was imprisoned between July 5th and September 11th 1698, Deacon Peter maintained his Catholic beliefs and called for reconciliation with Rome. In the end, Bishop Athanasius from Kholmogory put him in Solovetsky Monastery. This is where Deacon Peter Artemiev was killed.
Peter Artemiev Wiki
Artemiev converted quietly to Catholicism. Artemiev traveled from Venice to Rome to make a pilgrimage, and then returned to Moscow at 1688’s end. Here, Patriarch Adrian ordained him as a deacon. Artemev made friends with T. Tikhavski and Jerzy David of the Moscow Jesuits while he was serving in the Peter and Paul Orthodox Church. They were deported and confessed to Fr. Conrad Terpilovsky was a Jesuit missionary who was on his way to Persia. He arrived in Moscow.
In 1698, Deacon Peter started openly professing the Holy See’s reunion and began preaching it in public. According to St. Peter and Paul Church’s letter to Patriarch Adrian the priest “harbours many of his mistakes.”
Why Peter Artemiev Wiki has become a trend?
Although Peter Artemiev may not be a natural TV face, he is Julia Fox’s husband. Julia Fox, an Italian-American entertainer and expert who has contributed many times to the entertainment industry, is well-known. In honour of his marriage, he was given a name as well as a holiday.
We learn from the avobe passage that the couple is very preoccupied with their careers and have not had a child. Peter Artemiev was well-known after his marriage to Julia Fox. Because of her outstanding acting career, he is now enjoying the net worth of his wife.


Gonzaga Middle School of Winnipeg empowers underserved children from low-income neighbourhood families to develop to their full potential while accompanying them on their educational journey from middle school through high school and beyond. It supports students breaking the cycle of poverty by providing an enhanced, holistic, culturally-sensitive, Jesuit-inspired middle school education.
GMS complements public and independent schools already in existence and pursues collaboration and companionship with our families and community partners.
GMS seeks to develop “men and women for others.” Through the application of a distinctive Jesuit Nativity model education and graduate support program, it prepares students and supports student success in high school and post-secondary study. It strives to graduate students who are loving, intellectually competent, open to growth, spiritually alive and committed to doing justice.
GMS supports its students of all cultural and faith backgrounds in their growth toward becoming hopeful, confident, morally responsible leaders for love and service of their families and communities.


We invite our whole campus community to explore and join in God’s story on our campus and in our world as we disciple, serve and worship together.”
Focusing on student to student ministry, Campus Ministries is composed of Group, Chapel, Upperclass and Commuter Ministries, and the SMC Program.
John Perkins Center
Focused on leadership training, reconciliation, and community development, the John Perkins Center seeks to serve the SPU and greater Seattle community through volunteering opportunities, cross-cultural experiences, and discussion.
Through the ASSP Ministries students minister to and with one another.
We invite our whole campus community to explore and join in God’s story on our campus and in our world as we disciple, serve and worship together.
All are welcome in our ministries. We seek to reflect the beautiful diversity of our campus and create spaces for the Spirit to move for all students to encounter Christ. In these encounters, we seek to be holistically formed. Discipleship, service and worship are not mutually exclusive but deeply intertwined; all are a part of spiritual formation.
So please join us. Come as you are. Bring your questions, doubts, ideas, passions, fears and dreams. And let us see how God is moving at SPU.
You can learn more about our specific ministry programs and how to get involved under the tabs on the left.
Our ministries are student-led and staff-advised in a unique collaboration between ASSP and The Office of University Ministries. A student “coordinator” leads a team of students on each ministry with the support of a wonderful staff advisor, and the ASSP Vice President of Ministries.