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Adrenalin, hard work, putting in extra hours.This is what we’ve been told about getting a job done.And often these things may open up new opportunities for leaders. However, the Spirit can do this so easily. When a church leader in

“When it opens, I’m here.” For the past few months, that was Shane’s prayer as he drove by the Hillside Church building on the way to work.As Shane and Yvonne sensed the Spirit leading them into something new, they wondered

When the news of the unmarked graves hit the headlines this spring, one church leader who lives near the Six Nations of the Grand River territory in Brantford, ON decided to lament.With her cello and Bach’s Lament for the Children

Sometimes we choose change.And sometimes change is thrust upon us. These last couple of years have forced churches to rethink many things.Sunday morning services.Community as the body of Christ.Small groups.Community engagement. Using Brian Sander’s talks (available through video) from VMC’s

As Grace Bible Chapel looks ahead to what church might look like in the near future they are not aimlessly wandering.Instead, they are intentionally entering a season of wondering. Wondering how God’s kingdom can break through in new ways around

Maybe you’ve heard it said that limitations foster creativity. Well, during COVID, we’ve certainly had some limitations.For people like Madison, the extra time and space gave birth to something new. Madison purposefully reached out to the interesting and inspiring people

Sometimes we can’t do big things.But we can usually do small things.Small things with great love. Which is exactly what the folks at North Park Community Church were thinking when they reached out to all the teachers at their local

“It’s a Bob thing.” That’s what she told me as we strolled the streets of downtown Windsor andstopped as Bob scooped up a homeless person’s scattered box of earthly possessions.Not exactly sure how or why this person’s belongings got thrown