We learn lessons in many different ways and in many different places, but one of the biggest lessons I've learned recently, I learned while conversing with someone in the church hallway.

 These are the observations made when as a young sun parched missionary I saw God perform a transforming miracle in the deserts of Africa.

 I have over the years known numerous people who have fallen into temptation.  There are many reasons why this happens, but all too often it occurs because we allow ourselves to stay too long in temptations path justifying it with the “no big deal” excuse.  The fact of the matter is that often what seems like “no big deal” often is. 

It is our firm conviction that God has called us as His church to be a place where we can minister and be ministered to. This article discusses how those in need can help those who wish to be of assistance.    

I recently made visit to a dear friend who has been at the Bridgton nursing home for a number of years.  Something happened during that visit that made me realize what a difference sometimes a very small thing can make in the lives of those who are there. 

It may have been an early start, but once again it has been worth it, each week something new, each week a special blessing. It’s an early morning blessing that’s open to all men. 

Reflections on lessons learned from my little canine friend.

I don’t get to use my French much these days so please excuse me if I take advantage of the opportunity here. Merci Beaucoup of course means Thank you very much. I have much to be thankful for and there are many in the church for whom I am very thankful.