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Norm Bull Retires: having served as Director of Administrative Services for thirteen years

When I think of Norm Bull’s retirement from the responsibilities of Administrative Services in The Free Methodist Church in Canada my mind goes back to those years when we worked together on the National Leadership Team. During the latter half of the 90s during the changes that were happening at […]

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Carrying hope into the future

If you are like me, this time of year always causes me to become very reflective. I spend a lot of time thinking about the past – performing a “searching moral inventory” of myself. I reflect on where I was this time last year and ask myself: “Have I become

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Hints for contributing a letter

Council debates application for gay pride parade…Statistics show increase in abortions in health region…More couples choose cohabitation over marriage… These are examples of headlines that could run in any newspaper across our country. They are headlines that as Christian, we know address not only media items, but matters of morality

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B.Ed. Application Approved: NEW TEACHERS COLLEGE AT TYNDALE UNVIERSITY COLLEGE

New Faculty Will Enhance Tyndale’s Reputation as a Leading Christian Institution of Higher EducationTORONTO (January 12, 2007) – David Zimmer, MPP Willowdale was joined by Dr. Brian C. Stiller, President of Tyndale University College, to announce the approval by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities for Tyndale to apply

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A delay is not a denial

WHEN GOD? WHEN EXACTLY? WHEN?If your plans are postponed, or hindered for a time, even if your plans are coming to pass but very slowly, or they get stopped altogether – these can all be classified as delays. Perhaps you have been thinking . . . “I have waited for

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