Stories of Hope

  Indecision is a difficult place to be. You make lists of pros and cons. You pray for guidance and clarity and a clear sense of God’s call. You talk to wise people who know you and love you. On some days, you’re convinced that God wants you here. On other days, you believe that he wants you there

  Imagine our church stepping out on a limb and adopting refugees in a big way. Imagine five refugee families from Syria, each sponsored by one of the five pastoral districts in our church

  The local Remembrance Day services were hopeful in many ways. First, there was the good attendance, not only by adults, but also by children who came with their teachers to watch, listen and lay wreaths.

  Last week the church lobby was filled to overflowing with coats. The boys of our Cadet Club had outdone themselves again, collecting 195 coats for needy kids and families.

  At the last minute, I received a fabulous opportunity through Hope Fellowship: to attend the Global Leadership Summit on October 22nd and 23rd. Though I, like many others, don’t often qualify myself as a leader, I thought it would be a great opportunity to learn something new