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In this worship gathering, we hear the story in Mark 11.1-25 of the triumphal entry, but we also read beyond the traditional passage shared on Palm Sunday to learn the context of Jesus’ final miracle in Mark’s Gospel – a puzzling one – and how ...


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William Cornelius Van Horne (1843-1915) led the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway to become first transcontinental railway. An innovator and entrepreneur, Van Horne discerned that, as the railway was built through the Rocky Mountains, people would have to be brought out to see the scenery. Since the scenery couldn’t be exported, reasoned Van Horne, the tourists would h...


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In this worship gathering, we hear a message from Mark 10.46-52 in which Jesus asks a blind man a specific question: “What do you want me to do for you?” Perhaps Jesus is asking you the same question; discern carefully! You can watch the messa...


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Sometimes, in search of some inspiration for Encouragement From The Word, I will peruse news headlines through my Apple News app. But, as you likely find as well, there’s a great deal more discouragement than encouragement in the news! From failed execution attempts to impending hurricanes to the many wars going on around the world, there’s not a lot about which to b...


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In this worship gathering, which includes a celebration of the Lord’s Supper, we hear a message from Mark 10.32-45 about two disciples’ desire to skip to the front of the line for honour, and how true honour comes from servanthood. You can wat...


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