Category: Behold Vancouver

Can people tell you’re a Christian just by looking at you? 

We’re all called to live differently, set apart for the Lord, but how often does that actually show? Fr. Mark-Mary shares simple and practical ways you can start today to visibly witness to Christ in your everyday life.

Amy Orr-Ewing shares the miraculous story of a trip to Afghanistan to give a Bible to a Taliban leader, who had been praying for one for years. 

“It really changed my life, that experience. It changed how I see people. Who could our God actually speak to and reach? Who seems to be outside of the realms of possibility?”

Amy Orr-Ewing shares the miraculous story of a trip to Afghanistan to give a Bible to a Taliban leader, who had been praying for one for years. 

“It really changed my life, that experience. It changed how I see people. Who could our God actually speak to and reach? Who seems to be outside of the realms of possibility?”

Amy Orr-Ewing shares the miraculous story of a trip to Afghanistan to give a Bible to a Taliban leader, who had been praying for one for years. 

“It really changed my life, that experience. It changed how I see people. Who could our God actually speak to and reach? Who seems to be outside of the realms of possibility?”

Amy Orr-Ewing shares the miraculous story of a trip to Afghanistan to give a Bible to a Taliban leader, who had been praying for one for years. 

“It really changed my life, that experience. It changed how I see people. Who could our God actually speak to and reach? Who seems to be outside of the realms of possibility?”

What if hospitality isn’t about perfect menus or curated Spotify playlists, but simply an open door and heart? Lauren shares her thoughts on how real hospitality can look like leftover pasta bake, kids’ bedtime stories, someone loading their own dish into the dishwasher, and a Marvel movie on in the background.

What if hospitality isn’t about perfect menus or curated Spotify playlists, but simply an open door and heart? Lauren shares her thoughts on how real hospitality can look like leftover pasta bake, kids’ bedtime stories, someone loading their own dish into the dishwasher, and a Marvel movie on in the background.

What if hospitality isn’t about perfect menus or curated Spotify playlists, but simply an open door and heart? Lauren shares her thoughts on how real hospitality can look like leftover pasta bake, kids’ bedtime stories, someone loading their own dish into the dishwasher, and a Marvel movie on in the background.

What if hospitality isn’t about perfect menus or curated Spotify playlists, but simply an open door and heart? Lauren shares her thoughts on how real hospitality can look like leftover pasta bake, kids’ bedtime stories, someone loading their own dish into the dishwasher, and a Marvel movie on in the background.

Have you ever made yourself smaller to make others more comfortable?

In this reflection, Jo looks back on her 20s, the years of striving, self-doubt, and hiding, and what it took to unlearn those stories. Through the Hebrew word ezer, meaning ‘to rescue, to protect, to be strong’ she came to see that strength isn’t something to hide but something God intentionally placed within us.