Monthly Archives: December 2009

St. Paul, Herbert – is the congregation where I travel a half hour east of Swift Current (on the Trans Canada divided highway) one day each week. I feel especially close with these folks as I have gotten to know … Continue reading →

I have a number of photos of St. Olaf’s. In this photo you get a sense of the size of the church – it can seat about 225 people. I find the “ceiling ribs” to be one of the church’s … Continue reading →

My Ontario friends might find this post a little humorous … but a significant landmark as you drive north from Swift Current on #4 Highway (towards Kyle & 2.5 hours latter- Saskatoon) … is a tree …… a lone tree … Continue reading →

Zion is the country church which is about six miles south and eight miles west of Kyle. I remember living at the country church when I was on internship in southern Ontario. There is something about country churches … atleast … Continue reading →

I made a point of taking a few photos as I realized you probably would be interested in seeing the churches where I lead worship. They are all decorated extra special for Christmas, so I thought I would take a … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago I took a two day Red Cross First Aid, CPR and External Defibralator course. I was concerned that working with youth, and travelling to the National Youth Gathering in London, ON next August, it might be a … Continue reading →

As you can see, Doug has finally selected a 2010 Toyota Corolla S as his new car. After three months of renting cars to come out to Swift Current on the weekends … and countless trips to car dealerships … … Continue reading →

It is December 5th and I pulled out the old, familiar, Christmas decorations and had to decide where I would everything in this new house. All the furniture is all the same but things don’t “fit” in the same way. … Continue reading →

My home congregation in Regina gifted me with an Advent stole in celebration of my ordination. In this photo you see me with Pastors Bob, Dennis and Lynn. I was thrilled when I learned that I would have the First … Continue reading →

You have to check out Rhett’s last two posts by clicking here. A “that’s my boy!” affirmation is required. Red long johns never looked so good.