Showing posts with label Africa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Africa. Show all posts

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Watoto Children’s Choir Presentation “Beautiful Africa”

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Photos from the Watoto Children’s Choir Presentation “Beautiful Africa”

Fairview Alliance Church - West Island Montreal Quebec Canada 
Christian and Missionary Alliance In Canada

Fairview Alliance Church West Island Montreal Quebec Canada

Who We Are

We Offer

  • Sunday morning Worship Service
  • Wednesday night Bible study & prayer meeting
  • Adult and Youth Christian Education Electives
  • Graceland Ministries- A Children's Ministry of Fairview Alliance Church
  • Youth Group
  • Worship Team
  • Cedar Christian Academy - developing young people of strong Christian character. Biblically based, academically sound, God-centered school environment
  • Persian Alliance Church of Montreal
  • Ongoing fellowship and outreach events
  • Fitness, exercise, workout - "Walk Away the Pounds" by Leslie Sansone
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Our Purpose Is ...

To know Jesus and to make Him known.

Our Philosophy Of Ministry

To be an evangelistic - teaching church with an emphasis on family ministry. We wish to provide a joyful, accepting and encouraging climate, engage in a combination of both contemporary and traditional worship, and to equip and deploy men, women, and children, in active Christian service.

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Undeterred Determination

June 5, 2010 — by Joe Stowell

Read: 2 Corinthians 5:16-21

All things are of God, who has reconciled us to Himself through Jesus Christ, and has given us the ministry of reconciliation. —2 Corinthians 5:18

Bible in a year:
2 Chronicles 23-24; John 15

One of the great privileges of serving at Moody Bible Institute was hearing about graduates who had impacted the world for Christ. Their stories of sacrifice, perseverance, and passion for the gospel were inspiring.

In the late 19th century, Mary McLeod Bethune spent 2 years studying at Moody in Chicago, training to become a missionary in Africa. But after she graduated, no mission board would give her the opportunity, as an African-American woman, to serve on the mission field. Unable to fulfill her dream to go to Africa, she didn’t give up on her calling to serve Jesus. Undaunted, she started a small school for African-American girls in Florida that would eventually blossom into Bethune-Cookman College. She became a powerful force for change in the status of women.

Mary’s legacy was forged by her determination to serve Jesus even in the face of shattered dreams. She knew that God had entrusted to her “the ministry of reconciliation” (2 Cor. 5:18)—and she wouldn’t give up.

That wasn’t just a mandate for Mary McLeod Bethune. Telling people they can be reconciled to God through Christ is a calling given to all of us. Look for a way to make a difference for Jesus today—right where you are!

Wherever You have placed us, Lord,
Give us the courage to proclaim
To people who are lost in sin:
“You can be new in Jesus’ name.” —Sper

One of the qualities God looks for in His people is a heart that is willing to serve Him.

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