I volunteer as mail person, responsible to open and distribute incoming e-mail or snail mail. I also manage the membership data, in conjunction with the pastoral committee.
I like playing chess, collecting stamps and doing geneology. I have little time for any of these great activities.
A also prepared for distribution 52 Catechism sermons prepared by my father 1960-1972
Confessio Augustana (Canada) Ltd is distributing nine tracts on comparing Islam and Christianity. I find them well written and thought out. Is there any attempt to provide CRC churches with similar material?
CRC news had an article on iGPS — the Inter-agency Global Partnership Strategy which I found interesting and possibly helpful.
The permission guidelines for US churches was helpful. Are the guidelines for Canadian churches identical?
In the past, when Churches started splitting from the Catholic Church every new church wanted to know who their members were. A membership list is handy to report to Head Office and know the...
Thanks Amenda:
In our small church we have a few survivors of abuse who fled to us. Thanks for letting God lead you in your new position.
August Guillaume
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My dad was a minister and my mom helped him a whole lot; not always positive vibes but little suggestions which made him a better leader and preacher.
August Guillaume
Discussing what comes 'next' even though there is no indication the virus is receding and there is no cure is not a wise use of words. It indicates things are improving or safety can be lessened...
Perhaps during this pandemic situation where churches can't all be in one place, rules for communion can be adjusted to stay biblical and stay to be a blessing. What are the Catholic churches...
I think we have to adjust our thinking on this one during this epidemic where according to our 'rules' Lord's supper can only be celebrated by the pastor's family! Any suggestions?
Hi from Edmonton.
(as if the people requested do not know where they send messages to)
Doctors do have a challenging task. They can ask their patients to do something or refrain from something yet have no power to force their patients to do so. We should pray for our medical teams...
The article explains it well.