Praise & Prayer Bulletin
We ask our churches to place the weekly praise items and prayer requests in their church bulletins on the designated Sunday. During the same service, they are invited to join the other SKMB churches as together we praise the Lord for His blessings and lift prayer requests to Him in faith. We also encourage your church to follow the weekly pastor/church prayer schedule of the Lead Pastor.
Remember… If you have a blessing that you’d like to give praise and glory to the Lord for or something you’d appreciate prayer support for, please let Phil know at phil@skmb.ca. If you would like to be added to the email distribution list, you can let Heather know at office@skmb.ca.
Recent News
Jul 23, 2024
General
Coaching Opportunity
Hello SKMB leaders,
My name is David Simpson. I am presently pursuing certification as an executive coach through Royal Roads University in Victoria, BC. To achieve this certification, I am required to spend a designated number of hours coaching clients. This opportunity is available for SKMB pastors or directors to engage in a unique learning experience. This opportunity is a collaborative effort with the SKMB Director of Ministry.
Jul 23, 2024
General
Seven Ways to Bless Your Camp in 2024
Friends, God is at work in our Christian camps and we as disciples of Jesus need to support this ministry wholeheartedly. Let me share seven ways you can support SKMB’s two camps (Redberry and West Bank).
Jul 16, 2024
CCMBC News
A Good Word
The power of wise counsel.
“Getting wisdom is the wisest thing you can do!”
Proverbs 4:7a NLT
“Who is a wise man? He who learns of all men.”
The Talmud[i]
There are particular people God allows to cross our path of discipleship, fellow sojourners who change the trajectory of our spiritual formation. I remember the good word given to me by Haldane Rowan, director of Capernwray Torchbearers Australia. His good word came to me when I was a twenty-two-year-old student at Capernwray and, at best, a lukewarm disciple of Jesus
[i] Central religious text of Rabbinic Judaism