Your $1 can become $2 for Pakistan Flood Relief
Your $1 can become $2 for Pakistan Flood Relief
The Canadian Government has announced that they have established a Pakistan Floods Relief Fund. "Canadians have shown that they are always ready to help those in need," said Minister Baird. "In order
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Perspectives Study Program starting
September 13, 2010 in Ottawa
 
Perspectives Study Program on the World Christian Movement is a dynamic 15-week discipleship course taught by a variety of veteran missionaries, influential strategists and professors, each an expert in their respective area.
You'll get the opportunity to discover what God is doing around the world and consider your part in His purposes. Give Him a chance to grip your heart with the things so close to His. Perspectives Study Program will help you understand God's plan for our world - and possibly for your life - as you explore the following topics:

Biblical
What does God's Word reveal about His plan? Discover God's often overlooked yet unchanging purpose as it's revealed from Genesis to Revelation. You may never read your Bible the same again!

Historical
How has God been working throughout history?
You'll be challenged and encouraged as you learn about the unlikely people and surprising events God has used throughout history in the unstoppable spread of the Gospel.
 
Cultural
How does culture fit in God's global plan?
Do missionaries destroy or enhance cultures when they plant churches? Learn the keys for communicating the Gospel to people with different worldviews and cultures.
 
Strategic
What role could you and your church play?
What are unreached people groups and why are they so important in the completion of God's eternal purpose? Learn how and why the Gospel is making breakthroughs in parts of the world that have been extremely resistant.
 
This course in Ottawa is being held at East Gate Alliance Church at 550 Codd's Road, on Monday evenings 6:45 to 9:30 pm, from September 13 to Dec 13, 2010.  Andrew Hurrell is the contact person at ahurrell@outreach.ca or Barry Whatley at bwhatley@outreach.ca. You can also check the Perspectives Canada website page if you click here.
Thursday September 09, 2010