Posts Tagged ‘fpv’

Happy Spring! I hope the warm weather has arrived where you are! I don’t know about you, but this past winter felt like it went on forever. Even though it’s officially spring now, the chilly temperatures are still sticking around. I’m excited for warmer weather because it means it’s time to plant vegetable seeds! Once…

“The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning: great is your faithfulness.”   Lam 3:22-23 At the beginning of every year, people will set goals, to either improve their health, lifestyle, or career path. They may pick up new hobbies or interests looking…

Christmas is fast approaching, and as it does, many emotions begin to rise. For some, it is a time of great joy, family gatherings, fond memories, and love shared. It brings excitement and anticipation. For many others, however, Christmas may be a time of anxiety, hurt, and loneliness. Not something to look forward to but…

As fall ushers in a season of transformation—with vibrant leaves, crisp air, and gatherings for harvest and Thanksgiving—the residents of Montreal Lake are giving thanks for something truly special: fresh, homegrown vegetables made possible by your generosity. Earlier this summer, Crossroads Cares/First Peoples Voices supported a family gardening initiative in Montreal Lake, where fifteen families…

The joy of children’s smiles and infectious laughter is a powerful reminder of life’s purest moments. Their spontaneous laughter fills the air with warmth, bringing light even to the darkest days. Thanks to your generosity, Crossroads Cares and First Peoples Voices helped bring those smiles to over 600 Indigenous children this summer. In Prince Albert, Rev. Cathy…

Summer is upon us, bringing excitement as people enjoy the warmer weather and outdoor activities. With vacation plans coming together, anticipation is on the rise. Crossroads Cares and First Peoples Voices are thrilled to announce that, thanks to your faithful giving, Indigenous children and youth will have the opportunity to participate in summer camps and…

June celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day, and I have been privileged to be part of an incredible journey across this beautiful land over the last eight years. It has been one of the most meaningful times in my life.

Spring is a time of awakening, both in nature and within ourselves. As the earth emerges from its winter slumber, we witness the blossoming of colourful flowers, the lush greenery of landscapes, and the cheerful melodies of the birds.