When I was a new Christian a retired pastor took took me under his wing to disciple me. One of the Christian principles he taught me was the principle of tithing. At that time it was a new concept to me but his teaching, based in scripture, moved me to […]
Trusting God at Open Arms in Tillsonburg – Spring Issue 2009 Read More
Whether whispered silently in our heads or energetically wrestled through in leadership meetings, economic fears challenge churches. We offer hope and meaning to our communities and a world growing more restless in finding truth. What a terrible price to miss authentic ministry because we lacked financial resources, especially when our
10 Stewardship issues every church leader should consider – Spring Issue 2009 Read More
From the moment that I turn my radio on in the morning I am at war. Sometimes I don’t remember that I’m in the middle of a battle, but that does not alter the facts. What am I warring against, you might ask? t’s a fight between two contrary worldviews.
I recently watched a very thought-provoking video lecture entitled The Story of Stuff. In her presentation, Annie Leonard, who is an expert in international sustainability and environmental health issues, explores the impact of consumerism and materialism on global economies and international health. She talks about the North American practices of
What about a healthy mindset of chosen poverty? – Spring Issue 2009 Read More
Polson Park recently partnered with “Faith and the Common Good” to look at several ways they could be a “greener” faith community. Polson Park Free Methodist, Kingston – Kingston, Ontario Community Overview: A Free Methodist congregation founded in 1959 with a current attendance of about 145. Building: Dating from the
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