More Churches on Mission & More People Following Jesus
A peek into what’s happening with church planters Gabriel & Melanie Paquin in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts. Read on to hear about how God is working in eastern Quebec. “What a joy to see spring’s arrived! Winter was a time of blessings for
Instead of expecting people to come to church, Jean-Sebastien is going out into the community because those are the people he needs to serve.
continued from Part 1 The winter of 2022-23, I suffered alot from solitude. All winter, when I was taking my dog for walks, I prayed to God to give me a friend. The Holy Spirit gave me the conviction to
I grew up in a Christian family, in Ste-Anne-Des-Monts in the Gaspésie area of Quebec, but that doesn’t mean I was born a Christian! I stole, lied, and hid my brothers and sisters’ toys to make them cry. I tried
Mountains and sea and the wild country of eastern Quebec. This is where Gabriel and Melanie Paquin, along with Sephorah (16), Hadassah (14), Manoah (12), and Hannah (10), are planting a church. Sainte-Anne-des-Monts is a city in the Gaspésie region
Making space – literally and metaphorically. That’s what church planters in the Gaspé Peninsula in eastern Québec, Gabriel and Melanie Paquin (along with their four children) are doing as they love their community with the love of Jesus. God is
This was the story. Angry words. Bitterness. Weariness. Growing hopelessness. And ultimately – fractured relationships with God and each other. But … the grace of God. Then – repentance. Forgiveness.Reconciliation.Something people thought was impossible but now was reality.Brothers and sisters
450 km east of Quebec City is a French assembly- Assemblée Chrétienne de Baie-Comeau. About ten years ago, they built a little church building for their congregation of 25. A few years ago, waves of newcomers flooded the area. One
Ice cream. Bowling. Ice cream. Mini-golf. Ice cream. As summer approached, Beverly from Westview Bible Church in Montreal, QC, was thinking of the women of Westview. She knows that it’s hard to get to know each other on Sundays and
Guy Bourassa is seeing a unity between churches in Quebec that was unimaginable 20 years ago. It seemed impossible. Yet, the Spirit of God has brought 14 different families of churches together in a network known as the Réseau Évangélique