Comments for Alive Christian Church http://alivechristianchurch.ca Lift, Love, Lead Mon, 10 May 2010 13:23:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Contact by Gerry Leet http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?page_id=4&cpage=1#comment-444 Gerry Leet Mon, 10 May 2010 13:23:39 +0000 http://alivechristianchurch.ca//?page_id=4#comment-444 Dear Kieth, I was searching on goggle for a church in Langley and the Alive Christian Church popped up. I had heard there were some changes taking place and learned that New Life Christian Centre has merged with Alive. That is a big undertaking, but not too big for God. I listened to your May 2, 2010 message on "Taking Risks" full of confidence in God's ability in us to succeed. We at City Centre Ministry are also taking on a big challenge by "Resurrecting" CCM from the ashes of inactivity for many years. As you would know it has been a slow process, but through God, we have refurnished the office in Scotia Square and have some programs planned for the Downtown. We have had a few meetings with some Churches of the HRM and would like to invite you to the next one. We have not chosen a date yet, but it will be before the summer. Bruce Havill, Matt Whitman, Michael ProzZz and a number of others are involved in our new mission and purpose. Please sent me your contact info and I can keep you updated on developments as we all work together to bring Jesus to our community. Thank you, Kieth and blessings to you and all the Alive team as you embark on a new challenge. Gerry (420-1355) or cell 221-5554 Dear Kieth,

I was searching on goggle for a church in Langley and the Alive Christian Church popped up. I had heard there were some changes taking place and learned that New Life Christian Centre has merged with Alive. That is a big undertaking, but not too big for God. I listened to your May 2, 2010 message on “Taking Risks” full of confidence in God’s ability in us to succeed. We at City Centre Ministry are also taking on a big challenge by “Resurrecting” CCM from the ashes of inactivity for many years. As you would know it has been a slow process, but through God, we have refurnished the office in Scotia Square and have some programs planned for the Downtown. We have had a few meetings with some Churches of the HRM and would like to invite you to the next one. We have not chosen a date yet, but it will be before the summer. Bruce Havill, Matt Whitman, Michael ProzZz and a number of others are involved in our new mission and purpose. Please sent me your contact info and I can keep you updated on developments as we all work together to bring Jesus to our community. Thank you, Kieth and blessings to you and all the Alive team as you embark on a new challenge.

Gerry (420-1355) or cell 221-5554

]]> Comment on Sunday, May 2, 2010 – Taking Risks by John P. Pelton http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?p=130&cpage=1#comment-436 John P. Pelton Thu, 06 May 2010 22:49:01 +0000 http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?p=130#comment-436 Just listened to Pastor Keiths' sermon on taking risks. Very informative & challenging. Its true that often we 'move' on smaller promptings from God such as passing on a word of knowledge or wisdom to a fellow Christian; and its also true that we can easily avoid promptings that involve discomfort and time consumption. Keith is correct in saying that if we are 'comfortable', we are quite obviously, not living in victory. Life is short compared to eternity with our great God ... it almost seems that, to a great extent, uncomfortableness should be a familiar position in which we find ourselves in on a daily basis. As the sermon incorporates, we will fail often in degrees, but only if we attempt success. We do have to believe & heavily trust scripture knowing that God will equip us for the task(s) at hand; and honestly, we will know quickly if we are not doing God's will when pursuing risks by listening to that still small voice. And how do we do that? Does what we are doing jibe with scripture? Is it a kingdom building pursuit? Is what you are doing (taking that risk), glorifying God from the onset? Are doors opening or are they closing as you pursue a risk? Are you comfortable with what your conscience is telling you ... I could go on. Ultimately, no one has seen God and thus, enters the faith factor. Not alot of faith is required, as it is not always the size of our faith, but the size of God almighty. So yes, getting out of our comfort zone is very necessary and i'm sure the God of rewards will reward all who pursue risks and (in hindsight), knowing that God's will was done, encouraging us to be more comfortable the next time we feel uncomfortable. God will bless us and wants to build His kingdom in partnership with anyone who will risk it. God will even honour our failures if indeed our heart was in it. Its a win win situation. Come on church ( me first, heh heh), the lost don't get found by mind-reading; they become found because we are letting Gods' great good news come forth from our mouth. Jesus experienced much discomfort but His love for God was to real to let discomfort or anything else get in the way. We are Christians, small-Christs ... trust God & His Word and go out and make disciples. Thank-you God for the priviledge and prepare us to be of the world but not in it. We love you Jesus. Help us all to fall in love with You and your perfect absolutes. Amen Just listened to Pastor Keiths’ sermon on taking risks. Very informative & challenging. Its true that often we ‘move’ on smaller promptings from God such as passing on a word of knowledge or wisdom to a fellow Christian; and its also true that we can easily avoid promptings that involve discomfort and time consumption. Keith is correct in saying that if we are ‘comfortable’, we are quite obviously, not living in victory. Life is short compared to eternity with our great God … it almost seems that, to a great extent, uncomfortableness should be a familiar position in which we find ourselves in on a daily basis. As the sermon incorporates, we will fail often in degrees, but only if we attempt success. We do have to believe & heavily trust scripture knowing that God will equip us for the task(s) at hand; and honestly, we will know quickly if we are not doing God’s will when pursuing risks by listening to that still small voice. And how do we do that? Does what we are doing jibe with scripture? Is it a kingdom building pursuit? Is what you are doing (taking that risk), glorifying God from the onset? Are doors opening or are they closing as you pursue a risk? Are you comfortable with what your conscience is telling you … I could go on. Ultimately, no one has seen God and thus, enters the faith factor. Not alot of faith is required, as it is not always the size of our faith, but the size of God almighty. So yes, getting out of our comfort zone is very necessary and i’m sure the God of rewards will reward all who pursue risks and (in hindsight), knowing that God’s will was done, encouraging us to be more comfortable the next time we feel uncomfortable. God will bless us and wants to build His kingdom in partnership with anyone who will risk it. God will even honour our failures if indeed our heart was in it. Its a win win situation. Come on church ( me first, heh heh), the lost don’t get found by mind-reading; they become found because we are letting Gods’ great good news come forth from our mouth. Jesus experienced much discomfort but His love for God was to real to let discomfort or anything else get in the way. We are Christians, small-Christs … trust God & His Word and go out and make disciples. Thank-you God for the priviledge and prepare us to be of the world but not in it. We love you Jesus. Help us all to fall in love with You and your perfect absolutes. Amen

]]> Comment on ESTN by Mavis Mungai http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?page_id=37&cpage=1#comment-389 Mavis Mungai Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:14:45 +0000 http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?page_id=37#comment-389 Hello, I thank God for leading me to your website. I've been in search of a home church and feel compelled after reading about your ESTL ministry that I'm meant to be a part of your church. I would love to participate in your ESTL ministry too if that is possible. Blessings Mavis Hello,

I thank God for leading me to your website. I’ve been in search of a home church and feel compelled after reading about your ESTL ministry that I’m meant to be a part of your church. I would love to participate in your ESTL ministry too if that is possible.

Blessings

Mavis

]]> Comment on Contact by dan http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?page_id=4&cpage=1#comment-334 dan Mon, 22 Mar 2010 22:02:53 +0000 http://alivechristianchurch.ca//?page_id=4#comment-334 I am the manager of the Christian Rock band " To Tell". We are from London Ontario and appeal mostly to youth and young adults. We played at the Gospel Music Awards Canada in Calgary, and we have also toured parts of Canada and the U.S. playing at festivals,churches, high school, and Bible College, retreats, etc. Groups we have shared the stage with : Casting Crowns, Downhere, New World Son, Article One, Group 1 Crew, Manafest, Hello Kelly plus others. We also have play on Christian radio. We are on tour in the Maritmes and are available Sunday April 18th or Monday April 19th if we can be of service. If you think we could help and encourage your church we would like to discuss oportunities. You can hear more www.myspace.com/totell or www.facebook.com/totell We play our own music, some covers, and praise & worship. I have also attached a letter of recommendations from our Pastor, Rick Boyes from Gateway Church here in London, Ontario. Contact me if you have any questions. I will followup in the near future. Thanks God Bless Dan Havens dhavens@sympatico.ca Office- 519-641-6201 Cell - 613-213-2471 Fax - 519-657-7513 I am the manager of the Christian Rock band ” To Tell”. We are from London Ontario and appeal mostly to youth and young adults. We played at the Gospel Music Awards Canada in Calgary, and we have also toured parts of Canada and the U.S. playing at festivals,churches, high school, and Bible College, retreats, etc. Groups we have shared the stage with : Casting Crowns, Downhere, New World Son, Article One, Group 1 Crew, Manafest, Hello Kelly plus others.
We also have play on Christian radio.
We are on tour in the Maritmes and are available Sunday April 18th or Monday April 19th if we can be of service.

If you think we could help and encourage your church we would like to discuss oportunities.
You can hear more http://www.myspace.com/totell or http://www.facebook.com/totell
We play our own music, some covers, and praise & worship.
I have also attached a letter of recommendations from our Pastor, Rick Boyes from Gateway Church here in London, Ontario.

Contact me if you have any questions. I will followup in the near future.

Thanks
God Bless
Dan Havens
dhavens@sympatico.ca
Office- 519-641-6201
Cell – 613-213-2471
Fax – 519-657-7513

]]> Comment on Contact by Malagash Bible Camp http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?page_id=4&cpage=1#comment-116 Malagash Bible Camp Fri, 15 Jan 2010 15:48:46 +0000 http://alivechristianchurch.ca//?page_id=4#comment-116 I had wanted to send you a flyer as we are starting to hire stff for our 2010 summer programme. If you please send me your email then I can send you one via email. Blessings, Rene Malagash Bible Camp, located on the Northumberland Strait in beautiful Nova Scotia is now hiring for our paid full time summer staff. Opportunities are available to serve as Staff Coordinator (Team leader, lead devotions, coordinate activities), Cabin Leader (experience in one of the following music/drama, leading devotions, crafts, gardening/livestock, baking, canoeing/kayaking, field games, archery), Waterfront Instructor/Lifeguard (certified and experience in kayaking/canoeing). Spend this summer making new friends, share your talents and grow in your faith working with young people (grades 3-12). Malagash Bible Camp provides a Christian Summer Camp experience during the months July and August. Our campers are coming from a variety of different church backgrounds and all of them look forward to a summer of fun and games and new friendships. For details about our hiring process or attending summer camp please see our web site or contact Malagash Bible Camp directly: phone 902-257-2838 info@malagashbiblecamp.com http://malagashbiblecamp.com/ I had wanted to send you a flyer as we are starting to hire stff for our 2010 summer programme. If you please send me your email then I can send you one via email.
Blessings,

Rene

Malagash Bible Camp, located on the Northumberland Strait in beautiful Nova Scotia is now hiring for our paid full time summer staff.
Opportunities are available to serve as Staff Coordinator (Team leader, lead devotions, coordinate activities), Cabin Leader (experience in one of the following music/drama, leading devotions, crafts, gardening/livestock, baking, canoeing/kayaking, field games, archery), Waterfront Instructor/Lifeguard (certified and experience in kayaking/canoeing).

Spend this summer making new friends, share your talents and grow in your faith working with young people (grades 3-12). Malagash Bible Camp provides a Christian Summer Camp experience during the months July and August. Our campers are coming from a variety of different church backgrounds and all of them look forward to a summer of fun and games and new friendships.

For details about our hiring process or attending summer camp please see our web site or contact Malagash Bible Camp directly: phone 902-257-2838
info@malagashbiblecamp.com
http://malagashbiblecamp.com/

]]> Comment on About Us by Patrick http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?page_id=2&cpage=1#comment-72 Patrick Sun, 15 Nov 2009 14:40:58 +0000 http://alivechristianchurch.ca//?page_id=2#comment-72 Praise the Lord, I fellowshiped with you some three weeks ago, i came there with Claude. I enjoyed the service. God bless you Praise the Lord,

I fellowshiped with you some three weeks ago, i came there with Claude.
I enjoyed the service. God bless you

]]> Comment on Our Team by Jorma Uimonen http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?page_id=12&cpage=1#comment-68 Jorma Uimonen Thu, 12 Nov 2009 07:32:23 +0000 http://alivechristianchurch.ca/?page_id=12#comment-68 Hello, brothers! Today´s surfing toke me over to Halifax and to your fellowship. You are really deep-rooted into your community and looking for her best. As a former missionary/pilot I warmly bless you in the harvest of the last times. Jorma Hello, brothers! Today´s surfing toke me over to Halifax and to your fellowship. You are really deep-rooted into your community and looking for her best.
As a former missionary/pilot I warmly bless you in the harvest of the last times.

Jorma

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