October 3, 2006

We are back from our vacation and convention attendance in the west. We had a very inspirational vacation and attended a highly informational convention sponsored by the Canadian Council of Christian Charities. We also attended a Sunday morning service at Willingdon Church. It was a very impressive and impacting service. You may want to check out their website at http://www.willingdon.org
The current issue of the Kings eHighway is now available at https://www.atlanticdistrict.com/kingsehighway
Kerry and Carole Allison are providing effective ministry in the Ukraine as they work with World Hope Canada. They issue a periodic newletter entitled, “This Week in Ukraine.” The Allisons truly hope that many of you are receiving this update from them regularly. If you are not, please contact them at allison@worldhope.ca and they will gladly add you to their list.
Central Nova Wesleyan in Truro (Ken Banks) held two 60’s/70’s music nights last weekend. This event used popular music from those two decades and changed the lyrics to make them “Christian.” A fellowship time was held following and this positive event for the church resulted in an attendance of 194. LYA – 109.
COMING TO NEW BRUNSWICK:

FLICKER RECORDING ARTIST
KIDS IN THE WAY
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10th 7:30 PM
@ KV YOUTH CENTER
332 HAMPTON RD.
QUISPAMSIS, NB E2E 4S9
TICKETS:
$15 IN ADVANCE
$17 AT THE DOOR
$12 FOR GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE
To hear music from the band visit www.kidsintheway.com
For Tickets or Info on the Concert contact Dave Mason by e-mail dave.mason@kingsvalley.ca or by phone 506.847.5343

Digby (Andrew Maves) had an excellent summer. They fed over 400 at their “Feed Your Family” during scallop days. During the 2-day bike rally that is held in Digby every summer, Andrew led a special service called, “The Blessing of the Bikes” during which two couples accepted Christ. Their average attendance for the summer equaled their average attendance for all of last year and five people were baptized a couple of weeks ago on Sunday night.
The Gathering to be held in Orlando on January 2-5 now has more than 1500 persons registered. Our District is covering the registration costs for any solo, senior or fulltime staff pastor. We have more than 140 registered from our District and if you qualify and have not yet registered, you need to do so this week by contacting our office.
Nackawic (Carl and Evelyn Brewer) held their third Well Walk for Sierra Leone on Sunday, September 24. They raised $10,500 — enough money for three wells in Sierra Leone. This brings the total number of wells they have provided to six and we commend the pastors and people for this incredible sense of missionary vision.
Special pastors’ seminar at the Moncton church — Thursday, November 2 — 1:00-4:30 PM. Leading A Changing Church In A Changing Culture with Rev. Phil Stevenson. This special seminar is being provided by the District at no cost to the pastors attending — I’m confident many of you plan to be in attendance on November 2.
Sussex (Neville Gosman) has recently produced advertising spots for the radio — excellent and very creative.
This past Sunday I was at West Head (Perry Ingersoll) for their evening service. The church had 125 and 142 in Sunday School the last two weeks and a week ago Sunday night, they baptized six candidates.
THOT: I’m still not sure if most pastors are aware that their churches are comprised of people they don’t know yet. – Mark Driscoll, Mars Hill Church
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