This is a bit of an experiment with Windows Movie Maker and features some of the best pix from this blog.
Northwood Park Church
in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Associated with "Restoration Movement" churches and a member of the Thunder Bay Evangelical Ministerial. Pictures taken from our activities starting in 1999.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
This is a bit of an experiment with Windows Movie Maker and features some of the best pix from this blog.
Monday, March 08, 2010
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Monday, November 17, 2008
Coffeehouse: Nov. 16/08
Darren Foulds has uploaded some videos of some of the performances at last night's coffeehouse. Follow this link.
Below is one sample:
Below is one sample:
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Teen Challenge: Oct. 26/08
Robby Ahuja and his team from Teen Challenge Thunder Bay were our special guest speakers this past Sunday. Robby told us about the program and he, Brian and Dwayne told us about God's work in their lives, especially in connection with overcoming addictions.



I chose this sweater to wear not knowing that
Robby was going to give me a matching hat (and tshirt).
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A firetruck!!!



I chose this sweater to wear not knowing that
Robby was going to give me a matching hat (and tshirt).
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A firetruck!!!Sunday, October 19, 2008
MEMO Cuba Dinner: Oct. 17/08
Several of us attended the Dinner in support of MEMO Cuba (Medical Equipment Modernization Opportunity), associated with the Evangelical Free Church, which sends perfectly good (but non-digital) equipment discarded in Thunder Bay to rural hospitals in Cuba. (Then team members travel there and ensure that it is installed and that the personnel are trained.)
The labour and equipment are donated, but each crate costs $9,000.00 to ship.


Here are a few pictures from the crate-loading that took place the next day:


Dr. Harvey tests out the equipment.

Every possible space is used in the crate.
The labour and equipment are donated, but each crate costs $9,000.00 to ship.


Here are a few pictures from the crate-loading that took place the next day:



Every possible space is used in the crate.



























