A Simple Gesture
 by Angela Wolthuis

A routine trip to Wal-Mart led to an opportunity to share Jesus' love with a complete stranger. Read more

Our Bottom Line
 by Geneva Vollrath

It’s all about evangelism. That’s our bottom line. The desire of Stonecroft Ministries is to see every age, every stage, every face come to know Jesus as Saviour and Lord. It means we want to do whatever it takes to tell all people about the price that was paid for them on the cross – no matter their age, position in life, or ethnicity. Read more

Experiencing 10 Smart Things

Something exciting has been happening in British Columbia. Several groups of women have been reading and discussing the book 10 Smart Things Women Can Do To Build a Better Life. Read about three women’s experiences with the groups. Read more

Growing through Mentoring
 by Lorraine Myrholm

Browse the women’s section of a bookstore or magazine rack and you’re guaranteed to find the word mentor. Mentoring carries a high priority in business and personal life, and it happens every day. Sometimes it’s intentional and measured; sometimes it’s informal and incidental. Mentoring happens when one comes alongside another and commits to helping that one grow in faith, values, priorities or skill. Read more

Learning to Mentor by Cathy Mogus

“If you bring me through cancer, I’ll know You want me to be involved in Christian Women’s Club,” Betty Corbett told God. That was in 2002. Betty’s life hasn’t always been easy, but she thinks of the bumps as stepping stones that draw her closer to God. She also credits two mentors for encouraging her in her spiritual journey – her father and Cathie Nicholl. Read more

Connecting with a Mentor by Sara Brown

Webster’s dictionary defines a mentor as “an experienced and trusted friend and prudent advisor.” Why should you have one? Whether you are a teenager or a grandmother, a new or seasoned believer, a good mentor will pull out the best in you and propel you forward. Read more