Last time, I shared the beginning of the story of our move to the east coast of Canada to plant a church in a small town. If you missed it, you can check it out here. Jungle Gardens, Avery Island, Louisiana We now begin our “Jonah Story.” We had fled Nineveh (PEI and a call…… Continue reading a page from our story: senior management to full-time ministry (part two)
Recently, I was asked how we came to the east coast to church plant. Short story: God called us. Longer story: God called us, we resisted, God continued to call us, we finally listened and obeyed. Full story: My Love, who holds an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business (Western University), was in…… Continue reading a page from our story: senior management to full-time ministry (part one)
Are you wondering what exactly constitutes a donair? According to donair.org (yes, believe it or not, that’s a thing), donairs are also known as “doners”, “gyros”, “doner kebabs”, and “donners”. Whatever you may call them, they are traditionally either Greek or Turkish in origin. We were introduced to the donair pizza on our first trip…… Continue reading donair…cheater-style
We had an exciting event at our church this summer. Three people made the decision to publicly confess Jesus as their Saviour through baptism. Most exciting for us? One of them was our df girl! It was a lovely day, as we gathered on the beach this particular Sunday. After a short talk about the…… Continue reading baptism day at the beach
“All in all, it was a never-to-be-forgotten summer — one of those summers which come seldom into any life, but leave a rich heritage of beautiful memories in their going — one of those summers which, in a fortunate combination of delightful weather, delightful friends and delightful doing, come as near to perfection as anything…… Continue reading summer + family = love
Have I told you I’m excited to have a place to call home? In case this is news to you, I have been living a nomadic life for two whole years. You can read a little about my journey here, here and here. It’s been fun uncovering long forgotten treasures as we go through box…… Continue reading feathering our nest
Lobster leftovers. Akin to bacon leftovers. Or cheesecake. As mentioned before (here and here), we like to cook more than we need for a meal. That’s the only way we have leftovers for rolls or sandwiches, and chowder. I believe I may need to try one of those delicious pasta recipes, as well. On the menu…… Continue reading lobster leftovers…no really
Since we began traveling to the east coast, we have been on a quest for the best cup of seafood chowder. There have been many tasty samples along the way, but I think our favourite, as yet, has been the offering from the Water-Prince Corner Shop in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. I believe we first heard…… Continue reading soup’s on ~ chowdah
It’s spring lobster season here on the east coast. My Love’s favourite time of year. He’s heading down to the harbour to buy a few beauties right off the fishing boat. We’ll enjoy a lobster dinner tonight with some friends, and probably lobster rolls, or sandwiches tomorrow to share, as well. Lobster has a way…… Continue reading gotta see a man about a lobster
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