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May 2017
“We fell in love.” I’ve said it. Maybe you have too. It almost makes you think of Cupid popping out from behind a cloud and harpooning some people with a magical love dart, knocking them from their feet. (Cue the violins and heart-shaped emoji.) It’s an expression that reminds us about the enigmatic—and sometimes sudden—power of romance. Our feelings can be so overwhelming that it’s like they’re beyond our......
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The Shoulders of Giants – The Vine Discussion Questions for Week 9
On Sunday we had Part 3 in our current teaching series called “Team – Why you need other imperfect people in the game of life and faith.” So this Wednesday, May 17th at 7pm...
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Go Tech-Free – May’s Orange Idea
Westminster’s “Orange Idea” is a monthly, family-friendly, 1-page resource to help you live out your faith at home. But what is “Orange,” you might ask? As Julie and Matthew explained, it’s not just a colour—it’s...
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Imperfect People – Group Discussion Questions for The Vine, Week 7
On Sunday we started a new series “Team – Why you need other imperfect people in the game of life and faith.” So this Wednesday, May 3rd at 7pm at The Vine we’ll get...
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The accusation I never want my future tech-savvy kids to make
The internet is more than the elephant in the room. It’s the Godzilla that ate the room with the elephant in it. (The elephant was TV.) It’s that big. And hairy. Let’s take stock. It...
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Miracles – Group Discussion Questions for The Vine, Week 6
Every Wednesday evening at The Vine, small groups gather to discuss the message and Bible passage from the previous Sunday. Podcast – This week’s message was called “Miracles” and you can review the podcast...
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What do they all mean? Understanding the words you hear during Holy Week and Easter
(Warning: The content about crucifixion is for mature audiences.) benedictus qui venit! Huh? I was in an airport a few years ago and overheard people talking in a different language. I couldn’t understand a...
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When a parent dies too soon. 3 people share what they miss most and the advice they’d give everyone else.
It was a shock when my dad died when he was 64. As I said at his funeral, I was happy we had that time together because many people don’t get near that long....
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The Kind of Neighbour You Are Matters
We live in a highly individualized society. That means we tend to focus more and more on what happens in our private lives, and less and less on community and connecting with other people....
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Learn about your family heritage (and God’s amazing creation) – March’s Orange Idea
Westminster’s “Orange Idea” is a monthly, family-friendly, 1-page resource to help you live out your faith at home. But what is “Orange,” you might ask? As Julie and Matthew explained, it’s not just a colour—it’s...
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