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Are you looking for a human leader to fight your battles? Many people from various religious persuasions are looking for a human leader to deliver their nation or the true believers. Is this the Messiah of scripture? Jeff Patton contrasts the biblical reality of Mashiach and Christos with worldly concepts of messiah. Is the Messiah man or God? The bible provides the answer.
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Jean Jantzen has been a follower of Christ and a member of the Church of God since 1970. Jean and her husband raised 7 children, and have seen their family grow to include 28 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren. Jean was a wife, mother, and homemaker before she began a ten-year adventure at University, at the age of 50, that culminated in graduating with distinction and completing two B.A. degrees. One degree had a combined major in Liberal Studies and modern English and another a combined major in Creative Writing, Editing, and Journalism.
Jean was soon putting her talents to work in God’s service. She has written many articles for the churches over the years, and has enjoyed working as an assistant editor of church publications. Jean and her husband are active members of a local congregation here on Vancouver Island, where Jean continues to write and edit for the church, Cogwebcast, Cognanaimo, and the Shepherd’s Voice magazine. Jean also excelled at black and white photography, and she has served the brethren for many years as a Feast photographer. Keep an eye open for her insights and photos celebrating this year’s Festival season.
Lo tachmod, you shall not covet! With God it really is the thought that counts. Jeff Patton explores the biblical instructions relating to the tenth commandment – a divine directive that deals specifically with how we use our mind. As we get ready to observe the Feast, one of God’s promises touches on this concept of covetousness and gives us great comfort as we prepare to leave our homes behind to honour God. Do you know what this promise is?
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Mining a Reputation
Starting on June 3, 2011, and continuing periodically throughout the summer a group of wealthy individuals hiding behind anonymity and fictitious names with false return addresses began distributing on the Internet site Alfredlittle.com a string of hard-hitting allegations…
Is honesty the best policy? Does God have something to say about it? And what does, “Bear false witness really mean?” Is this a legal phrase telling us how to behave in a court of law? Is it OK to lie to the “infidel” because the scripture only cites bearing false witness against a neighbour? Jeff Patton answers these questions and searches the scriptures to give us a more comprehensive understanding of the ninth commandment – one of God’s prime directives for life.
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Services and the live broadcast will start at 10:30 AM Pacific Standard Time. Additional messages and bible studies will be mentioned in a soon to be posted schedule.
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To help us in our last-minute planning for the Feast of Tabernacles in Penticton could you please fill in our short questionnaire so we may better serve your needs.
There are ten questions and it will only take a few minutes to complete.
Since there are people who are sensitive to petrochemicals and perfumes we are asking that all participants consider the meeting hall a “scent-free” zone.
So please use scent-free personal hygiene products: shampoos, deodorant etc. and do not wear cologne or perfume in the meeting hall.
Let’s take this little step to “love others as ourselves” and give those with sensitivities the pleasure of assembling with us without the pain of allergic responses.