By Laurie Smith Sometimes people come into our lives for a short period of time, yet impact our lives forever.  Such was the case when our small group

By Debra Hoffos I was unprepared for the greeting that would come. After all, I seldom see my step granddaughter, Willow. The last time we had time together,

By Rob Van Manen It’s been about a year since I returned home from the hospital.  I had been in the hospital for what was supposed to be

By Mary Chantal I am a volunteer with ‘Out of the Cold’, a downtown outreach program that provides food and shelter to the homeless. You may think how wonderful I

By Daun Ferron In November of 1997, when I entered the doors of Harbour, I really did not want to be at church.  But I came in support

By Grace Clouse My Mother’s final weeks were spent in a nursing home with pain medication that allowed her to sleep almost all the time.  Each day as

Author asks to remain anonymous Not long ago I pondered what would come of the pain and suffering I’m encountering.  Two new words, those of Affliction and Adversity

By John Claus Recently Dawn & I started and finished a much needed renovation that originally was to be a “For Hire” project. Our bathroom was in need

By Tinie Visser In 1987 my husband and I were attending church but not faithful in our commitment.  George, our church elder wanted to meet with us. We

By Jeff Bennett As I pulled up to the Tim’s Horton’s drive through window I noticed a fellow Harbourite behind me. I asked the server if I could