“The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.”Psalm 24:1 Dear Friends, October invites us to notice the world around us. Leaves change colour, the air becomes cooler, and the earth prepares for another season. There is beauty in this transition, but also a quiet lesson: we live within rhythms we did not create and... Continue Reading →

Dear Colleagues, Some of the most profound invitations of God are expressed in the simplest of words. Micah gathers the calling of a faithful life into three movements: to do justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with God. Humility here is not weakness, hesitation or thinking poorly of ourselves. It is a way... Continue Reading →

“God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” 2 Timothy 1:7 Dear Friends, Much has rightly been said about the importance of creating safe spaces. A safe space is one in which people are protected from harm, treated with dignity, listened to with... Continue Reading →

Dear Friends, “Extend hospitality to strangers.” (Romans 12:13) Hospitality has always been close to the very heart of the Gospel. It is woven through the story of salvation, revealing something profound about the character of God and the calling of God's people. From Abraham's welcome beneath the oaks of Mamre to the disciples recognizing the risen... Continue Reading →

Dear Friends, We just celebrated Pentecost, one of the most significant events in the life of the Church. Often called the birthday of the Church, Pentecost is much more than the beginning of a new movement. It reveals God’s vision for humanity and for the community that follows Christ. At its heart, Pentecost is a... Continue Reading →

Do you experience a genuine sense of belonging within your church community, where your identity, voice, and presence are truly valued, or do you find yourself merely included as part of a well intentioned effort to appear diverse. This question invites a deeper reflection on the difference between belongingness and the more commonly used idea... Continue Reading →

Dear friends, As we journey once again through the Passion season, we are invited to walk alongside suffering, injustice, and sacrifice. Yet this journey does not happen in isolation from the world around us. We live in a time marked by war, violence, and the forced movement of countless people. Many are displaced, many are... Continue Reading →