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A little helps a lot!

Sometimes I feel very insignificant and yet at other times I am overwhelmed at how God can work through one small person such as me. How can I make a difference in a new refugee's life here in Canada? How can I make any kind of a difference for even one of the 1.2 million children trafficked globally every year?

Well, I am going to do something.

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Encouraged in heart. Rooted in love. Know the mystery.

Paul's wish in Colossians 2: 2-3 is our wish for you.

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Holding Up Half The Sky from CBWOQ on Vimeo.

This video was produced by and for Baptist women, young and old in our churches across Canada and around the world.

 

 

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nid%3D525%7Ctitle%3D%7Cdesc%3D%7Clink%3DnoneCBWOQ receives grant to fund Hope and Happiness, a 2011 short term mission to women and children on First Nations reserves in Ontario.

Hope and Happiness, a 2011 new short term mission project from CBWOQ, has received a grant from the North American Baptist Women's Union 2010 Day of Prayer offering.

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Cottage Celebration August 2010

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Dr. Lois Tupper

 

It is with sadness yet joy that Baptist Women remembers Dr. Lois Tupper who went home to be with the Lord on Monday July 5, 2010. She was 99.

Devotion for week of August 30, 2010

Wind and Waves are Synonymous

If you follow Jesus there will be winds and waves. If you do not want to create waves and if you become afraid because of the high winds, you will never experience the exhilaration and deliverance of being rescued by Jesus. You will escape the companionship of those who witness such miracles.

Peter was not the only one affected the night he stepped out of the boat and into the rolling waves.

How would you have felt if you were in the boat with the others, watching?

I know there would have been a great gasp from my mouth. Then the pounding of my heart would  have caused me to double over. Was I about to die? Choking, my eyes would have bulged in terror. I would have grabbed the first hand next to me . . . or arm. I might have grabbed the disciple I had been avoiding for days, weeks, even years. Any embrace from anybody would be welcomed though.

Sometimes, Jesus allows the wind and the waves to jolt us into reality, the reality that we all belong to the family of God.

The comedy of grace is that it so often comes to us as loss, sorrow, and foul-smelling waste.

from Acedia & Me: A Marriage,Monks, and A Writer's Life by Kathleen Norris

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