Photo by Jose Manuel Rios Valiente/Flickr. WINNIPEG, MB—Pastor Justin Bradbury articulates the reasons he and his wife, Angela, are thrilled to be in partnership with the Wesleyan Church in church planting. They share a desire for genuine Christianity that takes…Read More→
WINKLER, MB—Anne Goertzen believes in miracles. She’s proof, she says, that they exist, after a night-time vision led to her overnight healing from a painful and debilitating condition. Several years ago Anne found herself in a difficult place. Her young…Read More→
John Tkachuk’s hunger for knowledge and love of God, both of which would eventually benefit thousands of Ukrainians and Canadians, began in Polish-controlled Ukraine. When his Sunday School teacher convinced the ten-year old America was a land of opportunity John…Read More→
STEINBACH, MB—Pressure to find employment is often counterproductive. Nancy McNaughton, program director at Opening Doors to Success Inc., believes “when you don’t put pressure on, they (the clients) want to get there.” Appropriate training and connecting with understanding employers is…Read More→
WINKLER, MB—Margaret Letkeman of Winkler is grateful for affirmation former students provide when they stop to visit, send cards, or call. Letters are her favourites because “when a phone conversation ends, it is gone.” A letter in her mother’s lovely…Read More→
WINNIPEG, MB—A young mom herself, Pat L. wasn’t eager to be a grandmother at the age of 35. Dale A. also took home her first grandchild at 35. They agree, “The baby needs to be with family, but it’s hard.”…Read More→
WINNIPEG, MB—Ed Hughes spends more time looking back than forward now that he is 79, but he does so with great delight. “I marvel at how the Lord has led!” says the former social worker and pastor. These days his…Read More→
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Adrienne Toews was a little at loose ends after her husband Eugene died in September 2012. Yet joy and conviction are equally clear as she remembers her role as caregiver during Eugene’s journey through Parkinson’s disease: “It’s what you do…Read More→
WINNIPEG, MB—Jake and Adina Goertzen’s whimsical business card, designed for them by their daughter, keeps them from taking themselves too seriously. It says “RETIRED: No Business. No Plans. No Worries. No Money—Ain’t got much, don’t want anything. Ain’t mad at…Read More→
NIVERVILLE, MB—When her family life came unraveled, six-year-old Dorothy Hiebert clung to music amid the upheaval. Now, more than six decades later, she still shares the talent that made such a difference in her own life. Dorothy cherishes early memories…Read More→