Bruce Cannon

Bruce Cannon and his wife, Linda, served as church planters in Poland for 17 years before moving back to the States to lead SEND’s Personnel & Member Care Department.

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Sabbath: A Gift that Helps us Set Boundaries

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Bruce Cannon
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Sabbath is a gift that helps us set boundaries on our busyness and adds rhythm to our weeks.Read more Read more...

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Altar Vision Devotional - Week 5

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Claudia Rossetto
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How does surrender connect to loss and lead to freedom?Read more Read more...

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Tell Us Your Why with Lydia Nigh (Part 1 and Part 2)

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Lydia Nigh
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Lydia Nigh from SIM Canada and FamilyLife Canada as she shares her journey in ministry and the place God has called her to leading a missional life.Read more Read more...

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Update on Venezuela

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Anonymous
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The difficult situation of Venezuelan Christians is complex: A missionary perspectiveRead more Read more...

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Highlights from 2019 Christmas Fundraiser

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Celina Lam
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Our Christmas Fundraiser, Theo's Feast, was held this weekend where we journeyed through the Christmas Story togetherRead more Read more...

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Discipleship is for Everyone

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Josh Jellel
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Discipleship is intentionally pouring into others to give them the tools to follow Christ closely..."Read more Read more...

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Get to Know Catherine Torres

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Celina Lam
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Catherine sits down to talk all things at the heart of Ratanak as well as how God led her to such a roleRead more Read more...

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A Transition Toolbox

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Rita Haudenschild
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For when you look like a local but don't FEEL like a localRead more Read more...

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New Monasticism: An Old Idea in a New Form

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Tim Dickau
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New monasticism, "an old idea in a new form," is intentional discipleship that resists fragmentation and consumerism.Read more Read more...