Laura Matthews is CBWOQ’s new program coordinator
Diane McBeth, executive director of Canadian Baptist Women of Ontario and Quebec (CBWOQ) welcomes Laura Matthews to CBWOQ as the ministry's new part-time coordinator.
Diane McBeth, executive director of Canadian Baptist Women of Ontario and Quebec (CBWOQ) welcomes Laura Matthews to CBWOQ as the ministry's new part-time coordinator.
The next time something seems significant, stay there. Ask God if He wants to say something. Then listen. That can lay the foundation for genuine hope. By Diane McBeth
Christmas greetings from Diane McBeth. How do we experience more joy? After all, the angel said, “I bring you good news of great joy.” I think the Christmas story answers this in two ways: freedom and presence.
I started to write on a different subject, but then felt that I need to talk about forgiveness. I’ve found it to be the most difficult, and most important, principle of ministry. Here are two things I’ve learned
Your fall 2015 begins here . . .with these must-read news and updates from the desk of Diane McBeth: speaking engagements, ministry resources, program start-ups and more!
One of the goals of Baptist Women (CBWOQ) is intimacy with God. Diane Mcbeth talks about one subconscious barrier to that intimacy by asking the question: “What tone of voice does God use when he says, 'Fear not'?”
As we get ready to stand silently during the Pan Am Games, Diane McBeth reminds us that a people of understanding need to recognize the complex, societal connections that impact the sex trade, and if we simplistically assign blame, then we are not judging the way God judges.
Diane McBeth offers a perspective on economic exploitation in her latest blog: "That is what exploitation looks like," I thought. “They are figuratively and literally raping the country.”
Diane McBeth shares two stories from her past that illustrate kindness - one of CBWOQ's values. Kindness is often countercultural. It also transcends borders, language, gender or age differences. It's truly universal.
Sometimes small events can completely change how you define character qualities. Over the next few blogs I’d like to tell some of those stories. I’ll start with stories about comfort, faith, and patience.