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Our Purpose: We aim to develop Christ-like encouragers who help others find strength in God. (Jonathan...helped David find strength in God) see 1 Samuel 23:16 Brand New Resource Now Available! 'Majesty in Motion' Stewart's new book “Majesty in Motion” is now available on-line at Chapters.ca or in the United states at BarnesandNoble.com and also in or through local Christian and some regular bookstores. |
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Stewart Brown has been a pastor-teacher for over 30
years in several evangelical denominations across
Canada. Since 2001, He has received wonderful
positive responses from pastors, leaders and
“ordinary” people in churches from Halifax to
Wetaskiwin (Alberta). Stewart developed a deep
passion for people—and newcomers—at the Peoples
Church, Toronto. He has also ministered on:
Radio (“Morning Devotions”) Television (“Rise and Shine—CTS.-- TV.) Interviewed On: "Its a New Day" "100 Huntley Street" "Encounter" on Grace Television Network He is a graduate of Tyndale College and Seminary (B.Th. and MTS.), Brock University(B.A.) , and Bethel University (D. Min.) His new book and seminar ministry has a recommendation from Art Brooker Canadian director for IN TOUCH ministries of Dr. Charles Stanley. |
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Many Christians are not equipped to attract non-Christians into a faith
relationship with God and into a life of service within the family of
God. Even within the local church, many Christians experience
loneliness, unresolved feelings of rejection or isolation. These are the
ones who may be acquainted with some other members but the bond
of friendship is shallow and weak. These are “fair weather” friends
who are not deeply trusted and cannot be counted on to be there
during one’s personal hurts or struggles. We speak of well-meaning
Christians who may act friendly but who are too caught up in the
busyness of themselves or their church—too busy to detect the silent
suffering of a newcomer or the hurt of a fellow member. Some avoid
irritating or troublesome individuals---dismissing them or avoiding
them because they have not taken the time to understand why an
irritating person acts that way . Time and intentional focus must be
taken to understand and then to minister to such persons so that the
WHOLE church can be strengthened in God and move forward
together.
With the above in mind, it is our intention to work with pastors, church boards, and all Christians to facilitate the self-examining, healing and enriching of each local church. The intended result is that each church will be equipped to attract, retain, and inspire newcomers and unbelievers to become passionate disciples of Jesus. Please visit our seminar and book pages for more information. |
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