Psalm 128 | HOW TO BE HAPPY

Pastor Alvin Bueckert

We are excited to announce that we are taking our next step in reopening our building to meet in-person.  On July 26th, we will begin to have live music and live preaching in two services beginning at 9 and 11am. We will still continue to offer online services.

This Sunday July 19th, will be the last Sunday we will have one service at 9am showing a pre-recorded video of our service. To attend the service you need to register online
(If you need any assistance Pre-Registering or have any questions please contact the Church Office)

We are grateful for your patience with the process as we try and follow the health guidelines given to us by Alberta health.  Please go to our website and find more information after which you will find a link to register for the service. 

Congratulations to Bob & Keryn Leuf on the safe arrival of their son,
Layden Kenneth Allan
born July 9th and weighed in at 8 lbs. 1 oz. 
He's getting spoiled by big sister, Alyssa & Cassandra!
Please continue to pray for them as Keryn was taken
to the Red Deer Hospital this past week.

Congratulations to Clinton & Keely Nigh on the birth of their son Hudson Walter

weighing 7 lbs. 13 oz. born July 16th
Hudson is the second grandchild for Paul & Brita Nigh
and first grandchild for Bruce & Sherryl Weigum
and the ninth great grandchild for Basil & Peggy Evans.

Please continue to pray for Susan Cullum.
Pray for strength for Susan and her family
through this major life shift and challenge.

  You are invited to a Baby Shower in honour of Baby Emma & mom, Alex Rothfus

Saturday, July 18th 2-4pm
@ 824 7th Ave N
(Glenna Rothfus house).
Please bring a lawn chair.
RSVP to Brita Nigh 403 443 0654
If you have any Covid-19 symptoms refrain from coming.

Coming to a Backyard Near You!

Today our global workers are once again Ron and Jacqui Shaw who live in Three Hills and work with Africa Inland Mission.  Ron maintains a part-time teaching role at Prairie Aviation Training Centre, is the AIM AIR Rep for Canada, and they also work with other AIM Mobilizers recruiting people for serving in Africa. You can find more information about the Shaw’s work by going to our website.”

Their prayer request for this week:  "We have been asked to serve as hosts in our missionary retreat facility in Ndjamena, Chad for the months of October and November this year.  Our co-workers there who run the guesthouse have to return Stateside for a cancer checkup and they’ve requested we fill in for them during their absence.  We’d request prayer for God’s hand in the multitude of logistics involved in procuring VISA’s and Int’l air travel during a pandemic.”

A short story from one of our pilots in Kenya: When an airplane engine quits running mid-air, the plane does not fall from the sky. It glides. But earthward and with certainty. It’s only a matter of time until earth and aircraft meet — a matter of minutes that can feel like seconds. While the outcome of a forced descent may be determined in part by skill and circumstance, God is also in the mix. The ways can be hard to discern. But the more you look back, sometimes, the more you can see His hand.  On September 10th, two AIM AIR pilots experienced an in-flight emergency over Kenya’s remote Northern Frontier. This is their story through the eyes of one of our pilots, Jerry Hurd:  ​​ 2:31pm East Africa Time – "​​I occupied the right seat (the copilot’s seat) of N827DG, one of our 6-seater Cessna aircraft. AIM AIR’s newest pilot, Sarah, was in the left seat learning a new route as part of her orientation to flying in Africa. She had control of the aircraft, but as the Pilot in Command, I supervised and held final responsibility.​​ Behind Sarah, a medical patient lay on a backboard secured to the cargo rails. Behind me were the patient’s daughter and her friend. Our precious cargo came from the Gabra tribe of Northern Kenya, a nomadic unreached people group…”  

Psalm 127 | Dependence

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