Monthly Archives: January 2009
Ya Never Know …
by Megan MacQuin, Good day people! Right now I am sitting at the NHOP booth in Vancouver at Missionfest and I am highly enjoying the +6 weather outside, and the warm sunshine! 🙂 What God has done in these two day’s at Missionfest … Continue reading
Missionsfest Vancouver
by Terry Long Greetings to everyone from beautiful downtown Vancouver. In the above picture you see myself, Richard and our graduate Nazarite Megan MacQuin. We have just finished setting up our booth for the National House of Prayer and … Continue reading
Unanswered Prayer
I asked for strength that I might achieve; I was made weak that I might learn humbly to obey. I asked for health that I might do greater things; I was given infirmity that I might do better things. I … Continue reading
Mike Duffy Where Are You?
by Terry Long Well, here we are at the most important week so far this year in terms of government. The House gets back to business and all the key players are in place, that is all except for … Continue reading
“When all else fails …”
by Richard Long Prayer made the headlines today in the Ottawa Citizen. “When all else fails” was the headline for an article about how after 45 days of the bus strike there was a prayer service at St. Joseph’s RC … Continue reading
The Synergy of Unity
by Richard Long, Ottawa is enduring a bus strike that has now lasted 45 days. As always, it is the poor, the widows, the elderly and students who have been most adversely affected. The churches in Ottawa are … Continue reading
Being An Authentic Witness
By Terry Long “He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he restores my soul.” Psalm 23: 2,3 You may be asking, “What has this passage got to do with being an authentic … Continue reading
A Signficiant Day for African Americans
by Terry Long Continuing on from our subject yesterday, the press coverage continues into today as President Obama and his family attend the National Prayer Service in Washington. I would like to think that this is more than mere … Continue reading
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