Money Fundraised so far: 250.00 out of 5,000

Transformation Church has put in a team for the Coldest Night of the Year walk at Grace Place. Our goal is to raise $5,000 of Grace Place's goal to raise $100,000. 

It's going to be a good day on February 28th as we walk together in support of this ministry. Click on the link below to join the team and help fundraise for the walk.

Feel free to contact me at 807-620-1912 with any questions. 

Want to learn more about Grace Place? Check out this video. 

Grace Place Video

Matthew and Kim are excited to soon welcome their new baby!

Join Ralph and Sanna right after church on Sunday, starting January 25th, for a six-week course on marriage. 

Here's a little more info about the course 

6 video series just over an hour each.

No written homework, just application of the ideas that are presented.

Meeting times:

Six SUNDAYS @ 12:30- 1:30 while eating your lunch at the church

Jan 25, Feb 1, Feb 8, Feb 22, Mar 1, Mar 8

What to bring - Bring a bag lunch- coffee, tea and hot chocolate provided

RSVP - Please contact us so we know how much seating is required.

sannahum@gmail.com  or ralphhca2003@yahoo.ca

Sanna cell: 1- 807-707-4674  texting is best

Ralph cell: 1-807-632-6207 texting is best

Hope to see you there!

For the month of January, we will be considering how to form habits that lead us to the heart of God. 

We will be looking at practices (habits) that help us to experience God in our daily life. 

Do you wish to learn more about this?  Practicing the Way is an 8 session primer on spiritual formation. It is a place to start.  I invite you to check it out. 

If there is a group of us that is interested, perhaps we can take this course together. 

If you're interested, shoot me an email and I'll be in touch. 

This weekend will be week three of our series "Habits That Lead to the Heart of God." I invite you to read James 5:13-20.

I may have just titled my sermon with two of the most intimidating Christian words: "Confession and Community", but take heart.

These can be some of the most rewarding and transforming practices that we can participate in. These can become habits that truly do lead us to the heart of God.

As you read over James 5, think about it in terms of the private Christian life versus the communal Christian life. Think about it in terms of confession of sin. Think about it in terms of prayer, not just private prayer, but prayer for each other.

Perhaps consider the very common and necessary Christian idea that we confess our sins to God, mostly privately, but what if we were to trust someone else enough in our life to be able to be vulnerable and tell them about these sins? How would that help us? What's your reaction to this?

I'm looking forward to seeing you on Sunday as we think about community and confession. 

Blessings,

Jeremy