Lydia Nigh

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God calls us to make disciples of all nations. Mentoring and discipleship is how I move people closer to Jesus, one step at a time. Often it’s through strengthening their relationships, building up their faith or equipping them to step out into their mission field. I love the challenge of living in one of the most secular parts of Canada and bringing light to dark places.

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Serving In Mission (SIM) (Scarborough, ON)

Written by Lydia Nigh

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

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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Altar Vision Devotional - Week 3

How do I prioritize surrender to God and my personal relationships? Read more Read more...

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