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Death is the last step in every Christian's life. Dr. Neil Hilliard was the director of palliative care for all of the Fraser Health Authority, so if anyone is an expert on death and dying, it's him. He discusses, from his Christian perspective, what 'a good death' means for the Christian.
Terry Thiessen is a local contractor who is passionate about sharing his faith. He tells us 'why,' and 'how' as well!
Reverend Elmer Martin was a pastor for over 50 years, 38 of them in Chilliwack. This dear saint of God talks about the role of spiritual disciplines in his life - and he's an example to us all.
Wayne Stewart is the director of Camp Kawkawa. He tells us his story and how God has led him to be where he is today. Wayne gives insight into the complexity, uniqueness and beauty of camp ministry.
Darrell Furgason is a PhD in Religious Studies who started the Worldview Studies Centre. We speak with him about maintaining - and growing - our faith in the face of a worldview that opposes Christian Faith.
This week we're talking about sin in the Christian's life. Our guest is Chilliwack resident Yves Cote, who tells us about his childhood, his decades spent in maximum security prisons, and his metamorphosis - his change - through Christ.
in this episode on the encounter series we get to see into the life of Chuck Strahl. What was it like working in politics? what lessons can we all learn when working in a secular environment? We hope you listen to the whole episode - this is a good one!
This is the introduction to a new series called "Steps in Discipleship". Wayne and Laurie who will be hosting this series give the listeners an idea of what to expect in the episodes to come.
In this episode Leon talks with Don and Betty about their experience overseas and what it means to encounter God in a different setting.
in this episode James shares with us some of the perplexities of his past. He has been in some really dark places but has come out sharing more what it means to follow Jesus with his life. We hope you enjoy!
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