Bridlewood, Scarborough, ON
Over its 40 years, Bridlewood, Scarborough, Ont., has raised over $2.5 million for missionary ministries all over the world. During the 1980s this church sponsored […]
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Mt. Pleasant, ON
Three new elders at Mt. Pleasant, Ont. This year, two, long-time elders passed away unexpectedly and we’re grateful that these three gentleman have agreed to […]
St. Matthew’s, Ingleside, ON
On Sunday, April 20, the congregation of St. Matthew’s, Ingleside, Ont., held their 50th Anniversary. St. Matthew’s replaced the respective churches from the lost villages […]
East Lake Ainslie, Cape Breton, NS
Reverends Adam Lees, Mary Anne Grant and Louis Ihasz are shown after the 128th Anniversary of East Lake Ainslie, Cape Breton, in August.
Sedgwick Memorial, Tatamagouche, NS
The 55th Wedding Anniversary of Barbara and Harold Ferguson, being serenaded by Marilyn Tattrie, at Sedgwick Memorial, Tatamagouche, N.S.
From Nothing to Something
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St. Andrew’s, Quebec City, QC
That’s Rev. Dr. Stephen Hayes, of St. Andrew’s, Quebec City, on the far left; and the clerk of session Gina Farnell on the far right. […]
St. Matthew’s, Wallace, NS
Rev. Mary Anne Grant with Rev. Dr. Gordon Matheson, PEI., celebrating the 180th Anniversary of St. Matthew’s, Wallace, N.S., with two of the oldest members […]
Elmwood Avenue, London, ON
Jack and Betty Turvey are shown with the model they created of their church, Elmwood Avenue, London, Ont. The model is being used in a […]
Sedgwick Memorial, Tatamagouche, NS
Elders present for the 82nd Anniversary of Sedgwick Memorial, Tatamagouche, N.S. Gordon Hilier, Marguerite Clark, Lesley Tucker, Melvin Langille, (Back) Andy Williamson, Clerk of Session.
Chinese Presbyterian, Montreal, QC
Canadians think multiculturalism is something new but it was 111 years ago when Chinese Presbyterian, Montreal, first opened its doors. Last December they celebrated in […]
St. Andrew’s, Galt, ON
The goal, set in 2007 by the Mission’s Committee of St. Andrew’s, Galt, Ont., was to raise $5,000 to sponsor a well in Darfur, Sudan. […]
Killam, AB
Samantha, Craig and Caige gave their parents Noah and Megan and instant family earlier this year. They also gave Killam, Alta., and an instant boost […]
St. John’s, Pugwash, NS
Fellowship time after worship at St. John’s, Pugwash, N.S. Left to right: Jean Nelson, Elizabeth Allen, Arlene Chesnutt, and Roy Mattinson.
St. John’s, Pugwash, NS
William Langille is shown with his family holding his great grandmother Marie Smith’s water pitcher after his Baptism and Confirmation at St. John’s, Pugwash, N.S., […]
Laurel Lea St. Matthew’s, Sarnia, ON
Inspired by an article in the Record (they read us!) the Session at Laurel Lea St. Matthew’s, Sarnia, Ont., started a process which made them […]
Mission to Mexico
The tireless group of pink hammer carpenters from Durham, Ont., built one house during their one week in Tijuana, Mexico in July. Together with other missionaries who had traveled to Tijuana from across North America, they built nine houses that week. First they had to raise $14,000 so they could afford to be missionaries. They were enterprising to say the least; and, really know how to carry a pink hammer. Back row: Stephan Smit, Ron MacIntyre, Jared McConnell. Middle row: Shannon Becker, Ané Smit, Caitlyn Osborne, Nicole Vander Meulen, Emily Hutchinson, Sam Becker, Mary Buller (honourary Canadian from Colorado). Front row: Rev. Jim Johnson, Linda Johnson, Kathleen McConnell.
Small is beautiful
ENI – One of the world's smallest nations, Tuvalu is slowly but surely sinking into the Pacific Ocean. Political and Church leaders want the world to join them in saving their nation of 12,000 people, and in doing so, save the world itself from the worst effects of climate change.
Lam proud of partnerships
Bella Lam is leaving Presbyterian World Service and Development after five years as the Africa and Middle East program co-ordinator.
A prayer for the dreaded
ENI – To boost morale and ease the Monday blues, the (Anglican) Church of England offered early morning commuters on September 1 a prayer published in a freesheet morning newspaper read by some 1.5 million who travel by train and subway on their way to work throughout Britain.