Alone?

Posted on 13th April 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
Genesis 2:18a – And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be alone. (KJV) From the earliest record that we have, it is plainly shown that we have been created with a need for companionship. With that need comes a responsibility to meet that need with love and compassion. From  […]

Just Do Your Best

Posted on 13th April 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
I am privileged to live in a retirement facility where I continue to learn from other residents and members of the staff.   Recently, a waitress was given the opportunity to fulfill the role of the dining room manager when that manager was absent for a week. The following week, when she was serving breakfast,  […]

Just Be You

Posted on 27th March 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
Revelation 2:10b – Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life. (NKJV) Recently, I moved to a seniors’ residence. I am trying to make the adjustment to living in a different setting without my wife of over 60 years and with daily mingling among people that I never knew previously.  […]

The Clock Of Life

Posted on 26th March 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
The World Health Organization has declared this latest coronavirus a pandemic. This directly affects life for all of us to some degree. At first it was a sad development in far-away China, where sickness and death rapidly spread. Then it moved to South Korea, Iran, Italy, and other countries. Infections and death rapidly followed. Sad  […]

Welcoming Or Restricted

Posted on 26th March 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
I appreciate church services that are thoughtfully planned and well directed. I enjoy good music and lots of interesting material. But is it possible that the devil sometimes uses our good plans and activities to get in the way of welcoming others? The ministry of Jesus undoubtedly was the most inclusive of all ministries. He  […]

Can You Be Kind To Someone?

Posted on 26th March 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
My grandfather was a doctor in London, England. In 1893, he unexpectedly took ill and died. He left my grandmother as a young widow, 26 years old, with four children: a boy of six, a girl of four, my father aged two, and a new-born baby girl. There were no social safety nets for deceased  […]

Live Streaming of Agincourt Community Church Services

Posted on 19th March 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
Using Facebook’s live streaming service we will be, starting this Sunday March 22nd at 10:15am, live streaming our Sunday morning worship services.  In order to view this, you will need to have a computer with a Facebook account.  Make sure that you like “The Salvation Army – Agincourt Community Church” page.  On Sunday morning at  […]

Sunday Worship Services Cancelled until April 30th 2020

Posted on 17th March 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
The Salvation Army Territorial Headquarters has decided that all Sunday worship services across the territory will be cancelled until April 30, 2020.  Stay tuned for details on live streaming options for Worship Services at Agincourt Community Church. Please watch the following video clip from our Territorial Commander, Commissioner Floyd Tidd:
March 14, 2020 To: All Officers and Employees RE: COVID-19 Communication #3 Greetings in the name of Christ, As we continue to monitor developments and note how quickly things are changing regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, we are providing this Communication #3 as an update to our message of yesterday afternoon. With new directives being provided  […]

Choose To Be Positive

Posted on 17th February 2020, by aar.bowes@gmail.com
In 1948, a friend introduced me to his younger sister. In 1956, I married her. From the time we first met, I was impressed by how positive she was. I was all the more impressed when I learned that in 1937, living in Trail, British Columbia, Canada, when she was eight and her brother nine,  […]