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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 of my husband, Roger and his “new found faith” as I called it.  I wanted to get seated right away, try not to make eye contact with

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 I drove to spend time with, I would pray for an opportunity to serve God during this time of waiting.  I felt an indescribable need. One afternoon

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 entered my life in a profound way especially with uncertain health and the loss of two jobs. With two spinal surgeries in place and the onset of

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 of attention. We had gone ahead and purchased the essentials for the renovation, and the contractor was chosen. There was an issue though that continued to worsen,

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 kept putting him off thinking he would try to tell us things we did not want to hear. Over time George backed off. Then my brother was

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 also pay for whatever the person behind me was getting. After a little confusion, she agreed, I paid her for both purchases, she gave me my coffee

By Phillip Sheldon “How much does a goat cost?” Dad said as he walking around the hedge separating our two houses. “I don’t know. How much does a goat cost?” I smiled back thinking this was a joke. “No I’m    serious,” he commented. “I thought you might know having been to Kenya.” “Well, I know