A Coffee Tin Full Of Ashes
A coffee tin can be used for many purposes. Susan Glover chose the most sacred of purposes for her coffee tin.
Bob JonesJuly 6, 2021
Changing Views About Climate Change
The world's eyes transfixed on the late June temperature highs in the Pacific Northwest and the Prairies. Experts link a “heat dome” to changes in the jet stream brought on by climate change.
Bob JonesJuly 4, 2021
Turning The Heat Up On Red, White and Orange
Hot enough for you? How will you handle the heat this week?
Bob JonesJune 26, 2021
Thank You Team Leap of Faith
Teamwork makes the dream work. That saying was no truer than in the Leap of Faith campaign. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to each one on our team.
Bob JonesJune 13, 2021
The Train of Tears
Larry Beardy travelled by train from Churchill, Manitoba, to the Anglican residential school in Dauphin, Manitoba—a journey of 1,200 kilometres. Larry remembers that as soon as the younger children realized that they were leaving their parents behind, they cried. He called the trip the "train of tears."
Bob JonesJune 6, 2021
My Father’s Hands
I knew this day would come, but even in knowing I was not prepared for it to happen. I miss my father's hands.
Bob JonesMay 29, 2021
Ken Gaetz: Good News At The End Of The Road
Resilience is the ability to withstand, adapt and grow in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy and stress. It’s the ability to transcend despite all the odds. Resilience is the single quality we all need now to go where no one has gone before.
Bob JonesMay 28, 2021
Peter And Evie’s Happily Ever After
"Happily" can be "ever after." Peter and Evie Kozak know this to be true.
Bob JonesMay 24, 2021
Israel’s Iron Dome and God’s Love For Gaza
It’s now 8 a.m. in Israel as I type this. I am bleary-eyed and nervous. I second-guess every noise I hear. Is that the rumble of a garbage truck? Or is it Iron Dome? Is that a siren in a neighboring city? Or is it an ambulance or the noise of my kids watching TV?
Bob JonesMay 15, 2021