us to go out and be where the lost are using Christ’s example in Luke 5:27-31. In the aſternoon our guest missionaries recount- ed stories and a Q & A panel allowed congregation members to ask questions of our missionaries. Te conference finished with a final worship service, prayer and a challenge to get into our community. Overall, this was a very challenging and encouraging day for all of us as we heard how God was working through different ministries. As a church we were challenged to consider how our members could spend more time befriending the lost.


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Gunthal EMB Church Grunthal, Manitoba Jared Fast, Pastor grunthalemb.com It’s a huge blessing to have the tech-


nology that we do during this pandemic, because technology has allowed the church to go on. We are truly seeing now that church is more than just a building; thanks to technology, we can still fellow- ship together as believers online.


Pastor Jared has created a YouTube


channel where he posts our services. Kids can watch children’s feature videos, and Pastor Jared records himself reading Pilgrims Progress so folks can listen and read along. Te church congregation sends in pictures and videos of what they are up to at home, and those are included in the Sunday morning sermon video on YouTube. One of our members had the fantastic idea of asking everyone to email a family photo, then she printed them all and taped them to the pews as a nice surprise for Pastor Jared.


Bible study groups are meeting on


Zoom®, so they can still study God’s word together.


Although the future is unknown,


God is sovereign and in control of every single thing. He is good, and we are so thankful for his character and the way he’s blessed our church through everything.


Jennifer Preston, Correspondent


Jansen Bible Church Jansen, Nebraska Paul Carpenter, Pastor jansenbiblechurch.org Pastor Jeff Friesen of Hebron was


From Generation to Generation we will proclaim your praise


Dalmeny Bible Church Dalmeny, Sask.


Christian Fellowship Chapel Winnipeg, Man.


Anna Lorraine, born to Gabrielle and Brian Miller, Nov. 12, 2019.


Levi Calvin, born to Devyn and Joel Young, Dec. 6, 2019.


Mary Dyck, 75, died March 23.


Jansen Bible Church Jansen, Neb.


Jonathan M. Dick, 55, son of (the late Marvin and) Tena Dick died Feb. 17. Jonathan was a former youth pastor at Jansen Bible and a former pastor at the Marion EMB Church.


Cornerstone Bible Church Steinbach, Man.


Vienna Rose, born to Jeff and Katie Schalla, March 19.


Agnes Janz, 96, died March 25.


Crosspoint Bible Church Omaha, Neb.


Ethan Anthony, born to Tomas and Jazmin Jones, Jan. 31.


Isaiah Marcus, born to Taylor and Mattie Wentz, Feb. 18.


Ezra Josiah, born to Trevor and Michelle Phillips, Feb. 26; grandparents are Luke and Phyllis Wiese.


John (Jack) Schubert, 92, died Feb. 5. 22


Shepherd Henry, born to Michael and Katelyn Mones, Dec. 18, 2019.


Henry Ernest, born to Jaydon and Jen Berg, Feb. 18.


Salem Church Waldheim, Sask.


Avianna Marie, born to Stephen and Kendra Albak, Jan. 31; grandparents are Roger and Gale Schultz; great- grandparents are Ron and Gladys Shultz and Harvey and Agnes Tiessen.


Brooklyn Willems, daughter of Greg and Judy Willems, wed to Tysen Smith, son of Darren and Ruth Smith, March 7.


guest speaker at our Sweetheart Banquet on Feb. 14. Many attended despite the snow and cold.


Clubbers and families gathered on


Feb. 16 for the Awana Grand Prix. Aſter a quick barbeque sandwich supper and a test run on the tracks, pinewood cars were off and racing. Winners took prizes for speed as well as original design and beauty.


Jay Seegert of “Te Starting Point


Project,” was our Bible Conference speaker. He is an author and internation- al speaker on subjects such as Creation vs. Evolution, World-Wide Flood, and Inspiration of Scripture. Tese topics are challenged in our public education system today and can lead our youth to doubt God’s Word.


During this coronavirus pandemic,


church services are online. We are trying to meet the needs of the most vulnerable of our family through phone calls and delivery of needed supplies.


Tena Dick, Correspondent


Fellowship Focus, May/June 2020


FellowshipForward.org


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