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This Christmas our church in St Jérôme adopted two orphanages that our good friends Titus and Stephanie Folden work with. We placed names and photos of each child on a table and each child was "adopted" by someone. In all, around 60 gifts were...
Within the next few days I'll post photos from our church's Christmas banquet where around 110 people attended... 15-20 who do not yet know Jesus Christ! But for now, Merry Christmas from the Karch family and our two official spokespeople! We...
Every year, between Christmas and New Year, a certain genre of music blasts from speakers all over Quebec. It is called "le rigodon." "Le rigodon" is a form of traditional Quebecker dance music from before the turn of the last century...
December 23rd we had our first annual Christmas dinner. About 70 people showed up! BELOW : Eating by candlelight. Constance drinks some milk. BELOW : The beginnings of a youth group gets ready for their skit BELOW : The skit explores what could have happened...
Last thursday evening a number of us got together and ate pizza, drank pop (or "soda", for those who are not from the Northwest). We laughed, prayed, and considered the road to the cross... which began at Chrismas. Please continue to pray for...
Exactly one year ago, my friend Zac and I wandered the streets of St-Jérôme asking French-speaking Quebeckers these questions: What were the best and worst presents you ever received for Christmas? What is the meaning of Christmas? What is the origin...
Footprints on crackling snow. Visible breath. Clanging bells following midnight mass. All these, on an often sub-zero Christmas Eve, commemorated the beginning of the traditional Quebecker Christmas celebration. Though few still attend midnight mass,...
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