Tag Archives: Bishop Susan Johnson

Prayers for Canada Day, 2021

This year is different. The town of Lunenburg, along with many other communities, has cancelled its plans for Canada Day this year, out of respect for our Indigenous neighbours, and the trauma of confirming the stories of their children who were “disappeared.” Join us as we pray for our country, as we pray for ourContinue reading “Prayers for Canada Day, 2021”

Reading Your Bible – November

Hello everyone. As you know, our national Bishop Susan Johnson, is encouraging us toward Spiritual Renewal. This year’s discipline is reading the Bible each day. For November, we are reading the book of First Kings. Click HERE for a brief introduction to the book. For a daily reading guide (which includes a comment or questionContinue reading “Reading Your Bible – November”

September 30 – Genesis

Let talk about what it was like to read through the book of Genesis! We are having a Zoom Conference this evening, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Atlantic Time. Call Pastor Rick at area code nine zero two – six three four – eight three nine five to get registered for this conversation. Tomorrow we beginContinue reading “September 30 – Genesis”

September 24 – Genesis

At the invitation of our National Bishop, Susan Johnson, we are spending a year reading the Bible. We have started with Genesis, and today are exploring part of chapter 32. The same night he got up and took his two wives, his two maids, and his eleven children, and crossed the ford of the Jabbok. Continue reading “September 24 – Genesis”

September 17 – Genesis

At the invitation of our national Bishop, Susan Johnson, we are reading portion of the Bible every day this year, as an exercise is Spiritual Renewal. Today’s reading is found in the 12th chapter of Genesis. Now the Lord said to Abram, ‘Go from your country and your kindred and your father’s house to the land thatContinue reading “September 17 – Genesis”

September 11 – Genesis

Our reading from Genesis today is from Chapter 1. “God saw everything that he had made, and indeed, it was very good.” Reflection – All of creation is described as “good.”  How do you understand the word “good” in this context?  Can you apply it to these strange days? See you tomorrow!

Reading the Bible

Hello everyone. Our National Bishop, Susan Johnson, is encouraging us to a 4-year effort toward Spiritual Renewal. To that end, with the pick up in activity in our Fall season, she is asking us to join her in a year of reading the Bible. Each day, a couple verses and a couple questions will beContinue reading “Reading the Bible”