Winter/Spring 2015

Ontario Edition
Issue 1

CANADA's

HOPE
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HOPE
Winter/Spring 2015
Ontario Edition
Issue One

GODS MISSION.
OUR ADVENTURE.
Canadas Hope is the biannual
publication of One Hope Canada.
Letters, articles and photos
are welcomed. Names of many
of the children mentioned in
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Inside this issue

CANADA

ONTARIO

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6
10
12
16
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24
28
29
32

Executive Directors Message

Band Bio: The Taylors

One Hope Canada Interview

18 Ministry Point Personnel
22 A Tribute to Shirley Stewart
26 Shout Out for Ministry Partners
30 Finding Hope through Pain
34 Cooking with Kathy
14

Field Director Editorial

Dorion Bible Camp
Partners of the Gospel
Galilean Bible Camp
HOPEyouth
Monarch Bible Camp
Rainy River District Ministries
Knight Ministries Bible Clubs
SONshine Bible Clubs
Willow Springs Camp

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS MESSAGE

BY BILL & BEV McCASKELL

Would you like some good news?

OUR COMMUNITIES, OUR COUNTRY, AND EVEN
OUR FAMILIES LIKELY DO NOT NEED MORE NEWS.
Blockbuster action movies, cute kitten youtube videos
and social media have bombarded all of our lives
whether intentionally or not we are getting news.
Wouldnt it be great to be receive good news? News
that brings life, light and healing to our lives and to our
hurting world.
This is the kind of news we discover when we realize what God has done for
us through His Son. Jesus initiated the greatest rescue of all by breaking us free
from our prison of selfishness, anger and pride. HE is the Good News story and
He is the reason our nearly 200 year-round missionaries from across Canada,
and thousands of summer workers and volunteers, are committed to sharing
their lives at one of our ministry points. It is this news that puts the hope into
One Hope Canada.
We have entitled this edition Partners in the Good News. Our prayer is that
you too will see life, light and healing that has taken place at over 60 ministry
points across Canada. God is alive and at work in His people.
Enjoy reading stories from people of all ages and all walks of life
proclaiming new life they have found in Christ. It is a most excellent reminder
that there is only one thing better than hearing good news for yourself its
being part of a group of people who are committed to sharing this good news to
all who have not yet heard of His Name.

Canadas Hope

FIELD DIRECTOR EDITORIAL

BY JIM SNELL, ONTARIO FIELD DIRECTOR

Partners with us
YOU MAY BE ASKING, WHAT IS CANADAS HOPE
AND WHY HAVE I RECEIVED IT? GOOD QUESTION!

JIM & SANDY SNELL

Canadas Hope, published by One Hope Canada, has replaced our Ontario newsletter,
Footnotes. As a partner with One Hope Canada, either through association with one
of our missionaries or ministries, you will be kept informed through this magazine
about what God is doing here in Ontario and across Canada.
One Hope Canada, formerly known as CSSM Ministries or Canadian Sunday School
Mission, has had ministry to children, youth and families through camps, churches
and other focused ministries across this great country of Canada since 1927. Our
purpose has not changed but, after 86 seasons of ministry, the name of One Hope
Canada was adopted to better reflect our purpose rather than what we do; that of
presenting the Gospel to those with least opportunity to hear of Christ. Along with
the new name, new branding was introduced which presents an up-to-date look
for our logo, signage and publications. Our look is different, but we have kept our
purpose the same.
One Hope Canada provides ministry in Ontario through five camps, Bible Clubs
in schools and a First Nations youth ministry. Our ministries are stretched across
the province from Rainy River in the west over to the Haliburton region in the
east- almost 1700 kilometers. We are blessed to be able to offer a Christian camping
experience and ministry to children and youth of Ontario, many who have little or no
opportunity to hear of Christ.
We hope you will be encouraged as you read this and future issues and learn more of
how God is using One Hope Canada to bring HOPE to Canadas children and youth.

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FIELD DIRECTOR NEWS

BY BILL AND BEV MCCASKELL, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TEAM

Introducing our new

Ontario Field Director
For the past six years, we have been blessed to have Jim and Sandy Snell serve
CSSM Ministries/One Hope Canada, as the Ontario Field Director. They have
brought stability, hands-on experience and a pastors heart to the frontline.
Over the last couple of years Jim and Sandy have been looking forward to
transitioning into another role within One Hope Canada. As a Mission, we have
joined Jim and Sandy in asking God to provide a new Field Director couple who
would continue building on the foundation that has been laid.
Its exciting to see how God chooses to answer prayers and so we are pleased
to announce and welcome Stephen and Bev Johnson to our One Hope Canada
family!
Stephen has most recently served with Focus on the Family as Ontario
Regional Director and Director of the Truth Project initiative. He also has ten
years experience serving as pastor, and a number of years in business.
Stephen and Bev live in Innisfil, Ontario and have four children, all of whom
have been impacted at some point through camp ministry. Stephen officially
begins March 9th and will be working on building his support team. Jim plans
on coming alongside Stephen over the next few months and helping him in any
way he needs.
Jim and Sandy will continue to be part of the Ontario One Hope Canada family
as they assist in this transition and as they themselves explore new ways to serve
within the Mission.

It s exciting to see
how God chooses to
answer prayers and
so we are pleased to
announce and welcome
Stephen and Bev
Johnson to our One
Hope Canada family!

WELCOME TO THE ONE HOPE CANADA FAMILY, STEPHEN & BEV!

Canadas Hope

Come Grow

with Us!

BY CHRISTINE BROWN, PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Dorion Bible Camps new motto

is Come Grow with Us! This is
a very fitting motto for the camp
because, at the moment, our
camp enrollment is very small.
We recently moved to our newer
property and we were only able to
house about thirty-five campers
per week this past summer. In
comparison, our original property
could hold one hundred campers
per week, so we are definitely
hoping and planning to grow in
numbers in years to come.
When we speak of growth, we
like to make it clear that our motto

is focused on more than physical

growth. It is our invitation for
everyone to join us and to grow
spiritually with us. We want Dorion
Bible Camp to be a place where
anyone can grow closer to their Lord
and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
God has blessed our camp over
and over again with wonderful,
loving, selfl ess people who have
chosen to grow with us. We have
an amazing camp board that has
tirelessly seen to the running of the
camp while we have been without a
director. Board members have taken
on many mundane and thankless

We want Dorion Bible Camp to be a

place where anyone can grow closer to

their Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

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tasks like cleaning, painting, and

cooking, and have also overseen
the camps finances, fundraisers,
and whatever else needs to get
done. We are very blessed to have
such an active board, willing to
serve in all areas of the ministry.
How could we operate without
our much appreciated donors and
supporters? We couldnt! Partnering
with Dorions generous friends
who donate time, money, prayers
is a great blessing to us. We highly
value their care, input, and support.
Our volunteers were amazing
this past summer! With hearts
focused on serving God, most were
willing to serve the camp in any
way they could, even if it wasnt in
their job description. And although
we had a few rocky adjustments
with all the transition involved in
moving to the new property, they
consistently demonstrated love and
kindness to one another and to the
campers. They were a great blessing
to me, which made this summer my
favourite of all time!
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July 19-24

Teen Camp

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July 26-31

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Ages 9-13

August 2-6

Primary Camp

Ages 6-8

August 9-14

Girls Camp

Ages 9-13

August 16-21

Skills Camp

Ages 9-13

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The Taylors
The Taylors

are a
brother-sister quartet from the
heart of North Carolina. Jonathan,
Suzanne, Christopher, and Leslie are
dedicated to stirring up the faith of
the Christian community, as well
as reaching others with the good
news of Jesus Christ through Gospel
music. The Taylors are currently
performing around 200 dates a year
across the United States, including
several mission-oriented trips
abroad. Since their formation in
2006, God has allowed them to see
over 5,000 decisions for Christ.

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The Taylor siblings grew up as

members of Fellowship Baptist
Church, a small country church,
where their father has been a
Southern Baptist minister for
over 27 years and their mother
the minister of music. With
their mothers guidance, it was
around the church piano that
The Taylors learned their fourpart family harmony.
Growing up in a Christian
home has reinforced their faith
and values and has created in
each of them a strong desire
to proclaim their salvation
through the ministry of music.
God is at the center of The
Taylors ministry and at the
center of their hearts. To Him
be all the glory!

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Partners in
the Gospel
by Jim Snell, Ontario field director

Partnership or

Without help in
doing this kingdom
work, our ministries
would not have
an impact on the
lives of children
and youth in our
province and
country.
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collaboration
is required to accomplish anything in
practically all aspects of life. In a marriage,
in a family, in the academic world, in the
workplace and, certainly, in Gods church
we have need of helpmates or associates to
carry out a purpose.
All of our One Hope Canada ministries
depend upon partners in the gospel to help
us present the gospel to those having the
least opportunity to hear of Christ, and to
disciple believers for living and serving
through His Church. Without help in doing
this kingdom work, our ministries would
not have an impact on the lives of children
and youth in our province and country.
Partners in ministry are a sine qua non
(Latin for absolute essential ingredient)
to what we do.
Our partners are sometimes in upfront
roles at our camps and other ministries,
but most often are found serving the Lord
in the background, enabling ministry to
happen. Our interdependent relationships
with churches, individuals, and other
organizations keep us encouraged and able

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to do ministry. There are many who pray for

our staff and ministries; many who provide
financial support; many who volunteer
their time and skills to serve on boards and/
or at our ministry sites; and churches who
send us workers and campers.
I often refer to these kinds of
partnerships as synergistic unions.
Individually, we cannot accomplish as
much as we can together. When we labour
together, our output is greater than the
sum of the two entities. We are actually
much more productive as God blesses what
we do in partnership.
As summer approaches, all of our
ministries will be seeking partners to
assist them in their work. If you have
never considered volunteering in some
capacity, I encourage you to do so. Not only
will you find it personally rewarding, but
our ministries and those whom they are
reaching will be blessed. Contact a ministry
that you know about or that is close to you,
and ask how you can get involved. We
would love to have you become a partner
in gospel with One Hope Canada.

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We serve an

amazing God, who

uses things like

rock climbing and

paintball to grow
his kingdom and

thats pretty cool.

Clinging to

His vision
BY BILL KAY, CAMP DIRECTOR

Our summer at Galilean was great

as we got to see God work in amazing ways! How great to see hearts
changed as God challenged us and
to see His kingdom grow! New for us
this year was our Ultimate camp for
teens. We wanted this week to be the
best of what Galilean had to offer.
By combining well-loved activities
and adding some exciting new ones,
Ultimate lived up to its name. Campers were able to choose between
rock-climbing, tubing, paintball,
backpacking, photography, wakeboarding, sports, and more. Choice
is everything in todays culture.
Allowing the youth to choose their
week resulted in many saying it was
the best week of camp ever!.

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The transition from the previous

model of youth camp to Ultimate
was a big investment in time and
resources. Establishing the rock
climbing routes by cutting down
trees, clearing the rock face of any
dangers, drilling anchors etc, took
many hours of hard labour. Clearing
the bush for the paintball course
and setting it up to the highest
standard was also a huge job.
Getting the word out about our new
programs took many weekends of
promotion at churches and various
events. God led us every step of the
way and provided the strength we
needed. We saw numbers for teen
camp almost double in 2014. We
heard so many good things from

campers and it was great to see their

tired and excited faces at the end of
the week.
It is amazing to see what God can
do when He gives you a vision for
new things, a new way to go. Often
the way is full of hard work and
uncertainty, but if we cling to His
vision and do our part we get to see
Gods plans unfold. It can be hard to
see God in the midst of challenges
and we can often wonder if we
can even discern His will. If we
humble ourselves and let God be
God, we will begin to hear his voice.
We serve an amazing God, who
uses things like rock climbing and
paintball to grow his kingdom and
thats pretty cool.
Proverbs 16:9 says, The heart of
man plans his way, but the Lord
establishes his steps.
GALILEAN BIBLE CAMP

www.galileanbiblecamp.ca
705-356-7961

Galilean Bible Camp 2015

July 5-10

Great Big C 1

Ages 7-11

July 5-10

Wilderness 1 (Boys)

Ages 11-14

July 12-17

Great Big C 2

Ages 7-11

July 12-17

Wilderness 2 (Boys)

Ages 11-14

July 19-24

Skills Camp

Ages 10-12

July 19-24

Wilderness 3 (Girls)

Ages 11-14

July 26-31

Back Country

Ages 15-18

August 9-14

Break Away

Ages 12-14

August 16-21

Ultimate

Ages 14-18

GALILEAN BIBLE CAMP

galileanbiblecamp.ca
705-356-7961

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AN

INTERVIEW

WITH

One Hope Canadas

Executive Directors
BEV: We found it really helped to explain to
folks the reason behind the new name. For
people to catch the vision, that this new name
could describe the why behind what we do,
was really helpful and is something we can all
unite around. There really is only One hope for
our country and it is found in the good news of
Jesus Christ.
What were the other highlights
for One Hope Canada in 2014?

ANADAS HOPE SAT DOWN WITH ONE

HOPE CANADAS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
TEAM, BILL AND BEV McCASKELL, TO
ASK THEM ABOUT THE HIGHLIGHTS
OF LAST YEARS MINISTRY AND WHAT
THEIR HOPES ARE FOR 2015.

After being known as the Canadian Sunday School

Mission since 1927, this past year marked the
introduction of the missions new name
One Hope Canada. What has the reaction been like?

BILL: I think everyone from the National Board to the

leadership team were a little nervous to see how those
who have be part of the mission for years would react.
We all know the rich history CSSM has and we want to
build on that richness. It was very encouraging to hear
peoples positive response to the new name and at the
same time letting us know that they still sometimes
slip and call it CSSM. When you have been doing
something for 86 years, it takes a while to change. :)

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BILL: This past year, over 28,000 children and

youth from across Canada heard the gospel and
saw it lived out at one of our ministry points. This
is amazing, especially when you realize that close
to 16,000 of them come from homes where there
is no or very little Christian influence. And then
combine that with fact that over 3,300 life-changing one-on-one conversations took place and
that is just the ones we are aware of it begins to
paint an amazing picture of what God is doing.
BEV: Another highlight for the mission is
what God is doing behind the scenes. This
past year marked the coming together of eight
separate offices (seven provincial offices and
one national office) into a unified Ministry
Resource Centre. The MRC is a virtual office
comprised of people across the country and has
the single purpose of directing, encouraging
and equipping our ministry points to fulfill the
purpose of One Hope Canada. What that means
for our mission is that we can be more efficient
in the handling of finances and administration
and have freed up people and resources to assist
our frontline missionaries.

Can you give an example?

BILL: Sure. One example would be that before the

change, it took over six full-time people to handle
the finance and administration of the provincial and
national offices; today the Ministry Resource Centre
has two and half full-time people working on finance
and administration.

BILL: It is great to have a leadership team from across

the country that is committed to the purpose of the
Mission. We lead together as a team, knowing that
discerning the will of God in a community that is
focused on Him is the best way to keep in step with
the Spirit.

What would be your prayer as you

lead One Hope Canada in 2015?

One Hope Canada has nearly 200 missionaries

serving across Canada. What is your hope for
them in this coming year?

BEV: We continually ask God for wisdom to lead

with open hands. We make our plans, but we trust
the LORD to establish our steps. This would be our
continued prayer for 2015. We are asking God to use
One Hope Canada to reach children and youth for His
Name sake. We may have lots of ideas on how we can
do this, but what really matters is that we walk in step
with the One whose plans are always best.

BEV: First off Id just like to say how incredibly

blessed Bill and I are to serve alongside such amazing
men and women! My hope for each of them would be
to experience Christ in new ways this coming year
that they would hunger for His Word and that they
would see Him at work in all that they do and that
God would receive all of the glory for great things He
is doing!

BILL & BEV McCASKELL live in Winnipeg, MB and have served as the Executive Director team of
One Hope Canada since 2012. They continue to marvel at Gods leading them to serve together in
this way and they continue to marvel that it can also be fun! :)

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Friends here and

friends there

BY PETE VAN VOLKINBURGH, DIRECTOR OF HOPEYOUTH CAMP

Hello from Manitoulin Island!

For those of you who dont know,
Manitoulin Island is the worlds
largest fresh water island, located on
Lake Huron and sits approximately
six hours north of Toronto. It is
a beautiful landscape that has
remained mostly unblemished by
the wheels of industry. Despite its
picturesque location, Manitoulin
Island is a place that is rampant with
alcoholism, abuse, religious apathy
and hopelessness. As a ministry,
HOPEyouth exists to bring the hope
of Jesus Christ to the young people
on Manitoulin Island and, more
specifically, in and around the native
community of Wikwemikong. The
work done by HOPEyouth is difficult
to describe in one word. We are

involved in outreach, evangelism,

discipleship, crisis intervention and
young moms ministry. These all take
various forms and are sometimes
done simultaneously. HOPEyouth is
an incredibly relational ministry as
so much of what we do hinges on the
rapport we have with individuals and
groups in and around the community
where we work and live.
With the intensity of some of the
work we do, it is necessary to point
out that we cannot do it alone. It
has taken many years of relational
growth to get us to the place where
we can function effectively within
the community and serve its people
well. We rely heavily on our standing
with community institutions like the
school board and the youth center.

With the intensity of some of the

work we do, it is necessary to point

out that we cannot do it alone.
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We would not have the same effect

without the access that we have
through these organizations.
Relationships that are just as
crucial as our local connections are
those with everyone who supports
us through prayer and giving.
We understand that our remote
location does not easily allow for
people to be physically close to us
and the work we do but we are so
blessed to have so many wonderful
partners all across Ontario and the
United States. We are very thankful
for those who pray for us and give
financially to enable this ministry
to keep running.
Truly, we are able to do this
work because of the involvement
of friends here and friends a
long distance away who are
supporting us.
HOPEYOUTH

www.hopeyouth.ca
705-859-2829

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One Hope Canada

Ministry Point Personnel in Ontario

Martin & Shannon Lord

Jim Pare

Christine Brown

Bill & Catrin Kay

(Designate Directors)
Dorion Bible Camp

Dorion Bible Camp

Dorion Bible Camp

Galilean Bible Camp

Laura Elliott

Rod & Carol Gordon

Tim & Becky Kroeker

Pete Van Volkingburgh

Galilean Bible Camp

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Melody Lippert

Mark & Tina Mast - Rainy

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Sara Kellar - Rainy

Rachel Mast - Rainy

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Kathy Bronson

Tom & Brenda Koert

Daniel & Megan Lowrie

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Tugging

hearts

BY TERESA WARD, CAMP DIRECTOR

We had an amazing summer!

A big part of the success was the
partnership with Youth Unlimited.
The partnership began several
years ago with a desire to connect
with youth outside of camp. YU had
programs running in Haliburton
and wanted to start one in Minden.
Four years ago, we launched Haven
together at the school in Minden
where several camp kids attend.
We plan to expand and start a
youth program.
YU partners with Monarch at two
of our eight camps. This has been
a huge help, especially at Minden,
since its our largest camp. At

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Haliburton, where we usually get a

ratio of two noisy, energetic boys to
one quiet girl, it has been incredibly
helpful. The extra hands and eyes
are especially appreciated at this
action packed location.
This year we expanded that
partnership by sharing a staff
person. When the opportunity
came for YU to hire a grant staff,
who would also work with
Monarch, the idea of using a
Monarch staff was formed. Natasha
Bradley has started college, so the
financial grant was attractive, as
well as the opportunity to gain
new experience. Natasha is a very
conscientious, hard-working young
lady, who learns quickly and gives
any task her full attention. God
blessed both ministries through this
partnership and through Natashas
gentle approach with campers and
her love for the Lord.
We studied the miracles of Jesus.
One day each team had to act out

part of the story of Jesus raising

Jairuss daughter. One team acted
out the daughters death and people
weeping. The campers just couldnt
figure it out when, all of a sudden,
one camper yelled, I know, its about
Sleeping Beauty!
Camp touches lives like no other
ministry. The relationships built
day after day and the opportunity to
pour out Gods love on campers and
staff are investments in eternity. The
relaxed atmosphere of camp allows
us to share Gods Word clearly and
give children the chance to respond
to His invitation of salvation.
Several children responded to the
Lords tugging on their hearts, many
made recommitments to the Lord,
and many drew closer to God and
gained a fuller understanding of
their relationship with Him.
MONARCH BIBLE CAMP

www.monarchbiblecamp.ca
705-887-3625

Monarch Bible Camp 2015

June 29-July 3

Staff Training and VBS Kawartha Settlers Village Bobcaygeon

Ages 5-12

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She often said the Lord called her from teaching reading,
writing and rithmetic to teaching stories about Jesus.

A tribute to

Shirley Stewart

young
person
who
came into my
siblings lives
and mine
when we were
HOWARD McLEOD, growing up was
Former Galilean
Shirley Stewart.
Bible Camp
Director & Ontario She lived a life
Field Director
of service to her
Lord. She had no children of her own,
but countless people continue to rise
up and call her blessed. Shirley was
grounded in a solid Bible teaching
background from being raised in
a godly home. As a teenager, she
dedicated her life to serving the Lord
and never turned back.

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After a three year career as

an elementary school teacher,
Shirley joined the Canadian
Sunday School Mission to serve
as an itinerant missionary in her
home area. Teaching almost forty
half-hour Bible lessons per week in
public schools was a full-time job,
especially considering the miles of
travel between rural schools. Her
ministry, located mainly in the
Algoma District of Northern Ontario,
east of Sault Ste Marie, once reached
1800 students in her bi-weekly
rotation. She often said the Lord
called her from teaching reading,
writing and rithmetic to teaching
stories about Jesus. With boundless
energy, she added a number of other

ministries to her school ministry,

reaching out to children, youth,
and adults. One of her key roles was
directing CSSMs Galilean Bible
Camp, where many were influenced
for the Lord. During her leadership
at Galilean, enrolment went from
less than one hundred summer
campers to over seven hundred. In
various stages of her ministry, she
also held ladies home Bible studies,
helped create a vibrant youth group
on Saturday evenings, and on
Sundays in her early career held two
Sunday schools in neighbouring
communities. Summer Bible
schools, annual youth rallies, and
home visitation also fitted into her
already full schedule.

Aunt Shirley, as she was

affectionately called by many
campers at Galilean Bible
Camp, had a deep interest in
the lives of those she met.
Many look back and value the
heart-to-heart conversations
with Aunt Shirley. Her
ministry of letter writing and
telephone contacts is treasured
by many.
When her ministry of
teaching Bible lessons as part
of the day schedule in local
schools changed to after-school
Bible clubs, Shirley entered that
ministry with enthusiasm. In
her later years, when the Lord
supplied other staff to relieve
her of a very full schedule, she
became spare teacher for Bible
clubs and teacher for a seniors
Bible study group. She focused
a great deal of her energy on
ladies and seniors retreats at
Galilean Bible Camp.
Shirley was known as a godly
lady with tremendous energy,
a pioneer in the CSSM work in
our district, a loyal staff person,
a loving servant to many, an
encourager, and someone
deeply concerned for the
spiritual well-being of people.
I am one who will be in heaven
because of Shirleys dedication
to spreading the gospel by
many means, so souls might be
brought into the kingdom.

Shirley was known as a godly lady with tremendous energy,

a pioneer in the CSSM work in our district, a loyal staff
person, a loving servant to many, an encourager, and someone
deeply concerned for the spiritual well-being of people.

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I am confident
that the Lord will
reveal the beauty of
His people serving
together in order to
make Himself known
to those lost in sin.

BY MARK & TINA MAST, CAMP DIRECTORS

Serving

together
Throughout the past 28 years of
serving with One Hope Canada
in the Rainy River District of
Ontario, we have been daily
reminded of how important the
role of partners in the Gospel are!
This is particularly true when it
comes to conducting Bible Camp.
From cooks to camp speakers...
from counsellors to lifeguards...
from nurses to activity group
leaders... from program directors
to junior staff... EVERYONE has a
vital role to play in order to carry
out a successful week of camp. In
addition to these, the role of prayer

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warriors and financial contributors

also have a vital responsibility.
In order for an effective camping
program to be carried out, everyone
must bond together with the aim
of making Jesus Christ known to
those with the least opportunity
to hear the Gospel. This scenario
is replicated everywhere that One
Hope Canada conducts ministry
from coast to coast. In Rainy River,
we particularly covet the role of
those who are able and willing
to financially sponsor campers to
attend camp. Because of financial
constraints, many children and
teens would not be able to afford
to attend camp if it werent for the
generosity of Gods people who
sacrificially give in order that every
child wishing to attend camp is
given that opportunity. Someday,
in eternity, I am confident that the
Lord will reveal the beauty of His
people serving together in order to
make Himself known to those lost
in sin. Though we see occasional
glimpses of this happening now,
we know that in heaven it will be
made crystal clear. The vital role
that everyone played in making
Jesus known to the otherwise
unreached of Canada will be
abundantly clear!
RAINY RIVER DISTRICT MINISTRIES

www.sunnycove.cssm.ca
807-852-3202

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A Shout Out for

Camp Ministry Partners

BY HAROLD PENNER

If any partner of the

ministry is unable
to do their part the
load can become
overwhelming or
impossible for the
remaining partners.
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ave you ever been at an

event where the host
invites the audience to
recognize the volunteers who have
made the event a success with
the invitation how about a shout
out for (fill in the volunteer name
here) for (volunteer position here)?
Some volunteers have been quite
public in their organizational role
while others have worked behind
the scenes ensuring everything
ran smoothly.
If I picture summer camp
ministry as an event there are
many different partners who make
each season a success. The camp
director may be the official face
of the camp, but cabin leaders,
staff, cooks and maintenance
personnel each do their part
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partner of the ministry is unable to

do their part the load can become
overwhelming or impossible for
the remaining partners.
The reality is that each year
there is change in many ministry
positions as some staff graduate
and begin year-round employment,
some move to others part of the
country and others marry or have
growing family commitments that
reduce their ability to be involved.
Stepping back from direct
involvement in summer camp
ministry doesnt mean you need to
end your participation as a camp
ministry partner. There is still
plenty of room to serve as a camp
board member, prayer warrior or a
financial supporter. There is always
an opening for these very critical
roles in summer camp ministry.

Talk to your camp director about project options and to a Mennonite Foundation
consultant about the most effective method of supporting the project.
If you are transitioning out of
active summer staff ministry consider maintaining the partnership
by becoming a prayer and financial
partner. Even if you can only afford
a few dollars a month right now,
you can continue to share in the
joy of being a partner in spreading
the Good News about Christ.
If you have been a regular
financial partner for many years,
you may now be in a position to

provide more significant support,

either toward the annual operation
of your favorite camp or a building
project or a long-term fund to
benefit the camp ministry for years
to come. Talk to your camp director
about project options and to a
Mennonite Foundation consultant
about the most effective method
of supporting the project. Your
generosity will result in joyful
shouts for years to come.

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Knight Ministries
BIBLE CLUBS

Knights in the North

BY BOB AND KAREN KNIGHT

We consider ourselves truly

blessed to be called to a ministry
to kids in Northern Ontario, where
Bob has used his illustrated cartoon
Bible stories for over twenty-seven
years. Our ministry includes
doing Bible clubs in public schools;
speaking at Bible Camps, prisons,
churches, schools, and even
company parties. During summer
camp season, Bob helps direct
wilderness camps, camping out in
the bush with ten to fifteen boys,
who enjoy swimming, canoeing,
fishing, survivor skills, and Bobs
creative presentations of Gods Word
around a campfire.
During the school year, we are
privileged to hold weekly Bible

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clubs with fifty to sixty boys and

girls in public schools. A number of
second generation kids are being
brought to the clubs by parents who
say they remember coming into
their classes, the place where they
heard first about Jesus.
A year ago, young Cole came
to Bob after Bible club and asked,
How do you talk to God? So they
sat in the library and Bob explained
that he should talk to God like He
was his best friend, Because He
is. That seemed to satisfy Cole
and he left with his grandmother.
The following week after club,
Cole asked Bob, How do you get
Jesus into your heart? After Bob
explained, Cole left, satisfied. The

following week, Cole came up to

Bob and asked, Can you help me
get Jesus into my heart? He had
obviously been thinking long
and hard about his decision. Bob
had the amazing blessing of being
there when God did the miracle of
miracles in the heart of a young
boy, as they prayed together and
Cole invited Jesus into his heart.
Not long after, Karen had the
opportunity of praying with two
of other kids who received Jesus
as Saviour.
What a great honour to be used
of God and to be a blessing for Him
along the North Shore of Lake
Huron. Isnt that what its
all about?

SONshine
BIBLE CLUBS

Changes
for Eternity
As the coordinator of SONshine
Bible Clubs, it is my responsibility
to be the key person in leadership
of the after school clubs within
the city of Sault Ste. Marie. My role
includes organizing sites, staff and
curriculum, as well as supervising
and training staff. We are thankful
that the doors remain open and that
clubs are still permitted to operate
as an afterschool program within
the Algoma District School Board.
What a joy and privilege it has
been over the last six years to
witness the Lord moving in clubs
and seeing changes for eternity
made in the hearts and lives of the
children. This past month, I had the

BY KATHY BRONSON
kathyb@onehopecanada.ca

opportunity to share the platform

with a young woman whose life
was changed through SONshine
Bible Clubs. At the young age of
about six, Christina was introduced
to the Lord as she attended Bible
Club and then, as a teenager, it
was Christinas desire to volunteer
in clubs, Christina had come full
circle. Christinas decision for Christ
has been evident in her life as she
served at Galilean Bible Camp, ISCF
and on a mission trip to Honduras.
What a privilege it was to share
with over 100 ladies the ministry
of SONshine Bible Club and then to
hear the testimony of a life changed
for eternity.

My prayer is that God will

expand our team of volunteers to
accommodate any schools willing
to have club. Lets step out in faith
knowing that all the glory and
honour belong to the Lord. Pray that
He will bring children to the clubs
and that He will have free reign in
the hearts and lives of the children
that He calls.

My prayer is that God will expand

our team of volunteers to accommodate

any schools willing to have club.

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Finding hope
through pain
T H I S I S T H E S T O RY O F O U R J O U R N E Y I N F U L L -T I M E M I N I S T RY
By Randy and Janice McDonald, Capital Projects Ministry Team

ur story begins in 2001, when

friends invited us to Ness
Lake Bible Camp (NLBC)
to help run the water ski
program at the camps Specialty Teen
Week. We continued to do this for the
next five or six years.
Our sons, Karl and Kris, joined us
that first summer and were a part of
the program and got to know camp
a little bit. During the summers of
2002 and 2003, Kris, our youngest son,
joined the camps summer team as a
volunteer. After graduating from high
school, Kris spent various amounts
of time working at NLBC in-between
other jobs or during his time off.
We owned and operated our own
business, but found it difficult to take
the time that we wanted to volunteer
at camp. So in 2007, we sold the
business.
By 2008, both our sons were back
living closer to us and, in fact, Kris was
working with his dad in construction.
We started the process of building
our own Timber Frame on five acres
of property in Enderby, with Randy
and Kris doing most of the work on it
themselves.
By 2010, the house was complete
and Kris had moved back up north

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to operate heavy equipment which

was his first passion and at which
he was very gifted (even as a young
boy). Much of the work that he did
at NLBC involved him coming in to
operate the equipment to excavate
or rework the land. Our older son,
Karl, had moved to Saskatchewan to
work on a dairy farm and was telling
us that it was a permanent move. So
by that summer, Randy and I were
really wondering why we were
spending all of our time and resources on this big home and yard for just
the two of us? We committed to take
a week in August to go camping and
really seek the Lord about what He
wanted of us at this point in time. We
came home from this week with both
of us being completely convinced
that He wanted us to get rid of the
house but not knowing what the
next step would be or when it would
come about. In obedience, we put the
house up for sale.
Not knowing how quickly it might
sell or what we would be doing next,
I started looking online at trailers that
we would be able to live in, if needed.
Kris came into my office while I was
looking and after asking about what
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that we shouldnt be buying a trailer

but rather going to camp as he thought
that there was a maintenance position
open at NLBC as a missionary. So we
made the very large leap of faith from
always being self-employed to becoming
a missionary. Ironically, Karl would
move back to the Okanagan shortly after
we had committed ourselves to NLBC.
God knew that He had to move the boys
away from home so that I would have
the freedom to be able to move away
even if it wasnt for the long-term.
So on November 1, 2010, we moved to
Ness Lake Bible Camp for Randy to take
on the position of Facilities Manager. During our four years at NLBC, we learned a
lot about many different aspects of camp
ministry. Randy oversaw many different
building projects as well as the regular
maintenance needs of camp. A new gym
was built to replace the one lost to a fire,
a new water reservoir / treatment system
was put in, and a new timber frame
residence was constructed. I helped out
around camp in many different areas as
the need arose. We also came to know and
love the larger mission family of CSSM
(now One Hope Canada) and learned how
large and how blessed with resources
NLBC really is in comparison to many
other camps.

In September of 2013, construction

of the new Gate House (which was
to be our new home) had just really
gotten underway when tragedy struck
our family. While Randy was down in
Enderby working on the timber frame for
the house, I got word that Kris had passed
away. Then five weeks after that, my
father also passed away. The house project
that Kris was supposed to come and help
his dad raise became our therapy to work
through our loss and grief. Through many
long hours and the donations of time and
materials from many people, we were
able to move into the house on Dec 23,
2013 and continue to finish it while we
lived in it.
We had a dream that as we were ready
to retire from a full-time vocation (maybe
in 7 10 years), we would like to have an
RV and be able to go from camp to camp
and volunteer. God started to work in
our hearts and also within the mission to
move us forward in this direction sooner
rather than later; even though we were
still too young and not financially able
to retire. We saw God provide so much
and in so many ways through this really
difficult time. He helped us to come to a
real understanding of our son and what
was important to him and worked out all
the details that would move us forward
in our new calling. It was decided that
we would resign from NLBC, but remain
missionaries with One Hope Canada. A
new ministry would be created to allow
us to keep raising support in order to be
able to move from one camp to the next
to provide help or oversight, primarily for
their building projects.
In order to be able to do this, it would
mean that we would need to be able
to purchase a 5th wheel that was large
enough and well equipped enough for us
to live in year-round and to purchase a
truck that would be able to tow it.
As it turned out, Kris had left a life insurance policy through his employer that
would be used to purchase the 5th wheel.
We feel incredibly blessed and honoured
to be able to continue his legacy of

supporting the camping ministry and

serving those we can, to increase their
ministry potential with our skills and
abilities.
So at the beginning of November
2014, we rolled out in our truck and 5th
wheel to start in on our new role as a
Capital Projects Ministry Team serving
with One Hope Canada. Ministry points
can make application to have us come
and work on their projects. Our first

place of deployment is at Lake Of The

Trees Bible Camp where we are working to complete a 1400 sq. ft. addition
to the home of the director and his
family.
It continues to amaze us how
faithful our God is and how He can
use the most awful things in life and
bring about good out of them and how
He walks through the whole process
with us.

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A new gratitude
BY IVANNA TURCO

Last February Willow Springs

Camp did something that we have
never done before; we took a team
of eight summer staff to Jamaica to
partner with Teen Challenge and
the community of Ocho Rios. In the
span of a week we had our work cut
out for us! Every day we attended
schools and ran a sort of chapel.
We would speak and lead the school
in a few songs. In the afternoon

We are so
thankful to have the
chance to partner
with Teen Challenge
to bring heaven
onto earth through
the love of Jesus.
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we ran an after-school camp for

any kids in the community! This
was our strongest point by far, as
the eight staff members on the trip
have worked at WSC for numerous
years. We ran games, we offered
skills like soccer (which the kids
would have played all day every
day if they could have!) and crafts,
we gave the kids a snack and
then Dan, our Summer Ministries

director, spoke. After camp we ate

dinner and then ran a chapel for the
men at Teen Challenge. To say it was
an exhausting week would be an
understatement. But to say I wouldnt
do it again would be a lie.
I came home from that trip with a
new gratitude for everything the Lord
has blessed me with. Our flight was
delayed nine hours (which we made
the best of) so as I walked into my
home at 5 a.m., the thought will never
leave me, I remember thinking, Those
kids would never believe that I live in
a house like this. A lot of the children
that attended our camp lived in very
small homes and some did not even
have shoes. Some came from broken
families and a lot did not know their
father. What a privilege it was to show
these children, this community, their
Heavenly Fathers love for them.
There was also something beautiful
about the partnership with us, with
Teen Challenge, with Ocho Rios. I
was reminded that were all on the
same team. Were all here cheering
people on just as Jesus is. We cannot
do it alone. We are so thankful for the
chance to partner with Teen Challenge
to try and bring heaven onto earth
through the love of Jesus.
WILLOW SPRINGS CAMP

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905-640-2698

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COOKING WITH KATHY

BY KATHY WEIR

Expiry Date
WHEN CLEANING OUT CUPBOARDS AFTER MY MOM DIED, WE DISCOVERED PUDDING
BOXES FROM THE LATE 70S THAT COULD HAVE BEEN SOLD AS ANTIQUES ON EBAY!

MOM WOULD BE DEVASTATED

AT THE STUFF WE THREW
AWAY. When my bag at the airport
was three pounds overweight, the fellow saw the choice of foods I got from
moms pantry (kidney beans, spam,
old spices, etc). I suggested to him I
must have been the favoured child
and offered him his pick of items!
Yes, I am my mothers daughter. At
times Ive been criticized for not liking
to waste food. I sometimes had
irrational thoughts like, If you keep
something in the refrigerator long
enough, the expiration date will eventually fade and you wont have to
worry about it going bad, or If food is
frozen, how can it possibly spoil? I
tended to ignore expiry dates and saw
them merely as suggestions.
I admit I was perhaps unfair and
judgmental of those who seemed
paranoid and thought anything a day
past the expiry date must be discarded!
Sorry, but I grew up in a large family where nothing was wasted and
nobody adhered much to expiry

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dates...and we all survived! Besides,

one never knows when you may
need a great science experiment in
the fridge.
However, I had a change in my
theology recently when preparing
a quick lunch of Kraft Dinner and
discovered there is obvious discernment in knowing when it is time for
items to meet their demise. Things
were going well until I opened
and poured in the contents of the
cheese packet. The macaroni turned
a disgusting brown colour, followed
by an odor a skunk couldnt outdo!
Whoa! Checking the date on the box,
I was stunned to see 1998! I carefully
checked the second packet of cheese
from the other box and the color and
smell seemed fine. Unfortunately, I
discovered small dried worms as I
stirred the contents! Ugh!
Let me assure you we dont
serve expired food to guests and
I have recently done a complete
cleansing of pantry, freezer and
medicine cabinet. However, time

does have a way of passing quickly,

and perhaps it would do us well to
check expiry dates. At funerals we
are reminded that we all have an
expiry date and appointment
with God. It is appointed unto
man once to die, and after this
the judgement (Hebrews 9:27).
As we recognize the brevity of life,
we need to take inventory to be
sure we are investing in eternity
while we have the opportunity.
Trust me, being unprepared for that
appointment will have far greater
implications that a 16-year-old box
of macaroni!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Howard and Kathy

Weir have been
serving as Camp
Directors at Turtle
Mountain Bible
Camp (Manitoba) since 2002, but
previously served at Galilean Bible
Camp (Ontario) for many years
before that.

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