Our November 2016 newsletter is now available! This is a special “network reconnect” edition as we seek to rebuild the support we need to stay in the field. If you are already a regular contributor, a million thank yous on…
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For almost two years now, we’ve been ministering in both Montreal, Quebec and in the Caribbean. Preaching, teaching, supporting, finding new partners, opening new fields: this is what a pastor and area facilitator does all day! Would you consider partnering with…
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Our October 2016 Newsletter is now available! Here are some additional pictures of the month that was:
Our September 2016 Newsletter is now available! Help make sure this isn’t our last newsletter by renewing your support of our work – we need your support to keep going! Here are some pictures from this month’s work in a little higher…
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Our August 2016 St-Onge newsletter is now available! Having gone two months without a trip down south, I’m making up for lost time this month and next… and next. Did you know you can also now podcast my sermons? Sign up…
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Our St-Onge Newsletter for July 2016 is now available! This has been the longest stretch in a year without a trip down south, but I will be making up for that in August and September, with a good chunk of…
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Watch a short video of my mission trip with LAMP in July 2016. Read a detailed description of my trip to northwest Ontario.
Our June 2016 newsletter is now available! Summer has begun, and with it sometime catching up with family now that school is out and daddy is home for a little bit. Did you know you can also now podcast my sermons? Sign…
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I’ve been working on some evangelism materials for our congregation here in Montreal. In addition to providing members with copies of the Small Catechism to hand out, I’ve prepared a pamphlet (Let.There.Be.Light) that introduces people to authentic Christianity. I’ve also prepared two…
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Our May 2016 Newsletter is now available online! Summer is here, and we are all for that, especially after a long winter. The girls still have three weeks of school, but with unused “snow days” (why didn’t we use them when…
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