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Monday, June 23rd, 2025
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Allan & Cheryl Roach
Allan and Cheryl Roach currently pastor The Gathering Place and Revival Centre, a developing church in old east London, Ontario. An article in The London Free Press, April 5, 2010 stated of their church "there was a cross-section of London's population, from the poor who live in some of the rundown homes in the area divided into apartment units to the well-heeled, to visible minorities, including many immigrants who've fled repressive countries to celebrate their Christian faith, worshipers joined in spirit."
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Tuesday, June 24th, 2025
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Max van Til
Max Van Til’s story began many years ago, in July of 1932 in his home Country of Holland. Since then, he’s lived through so many memorable life experiences – some have been mountaintop moments, some have taken him though dark valleys; some have uplifted and encouraged him, while other have challenged and stretched him; and through it all, Max has learned a great deal about the importance family, people, and most importantly, Jesus. Max joins us to share some of his remarkable life story with us.
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Wednesday, June 25th, 2025
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Sandra Guirguis
Sandra Tadros Guirguis is a certified inspirational speaker, best selling author and renowned expert in holistic wellness. As a practicing clinical pharmacist with training in fitness, nutrition, and mental health, she expertly integrates holistic health with physical and emotional wellness practices. Featured on TV, radio and on the cover of Lifestyle Magazine, Sandra's insights into health and wellness have made her a prominent figure in her field. With an abundant love for Jesus, she shares the power of faith, prayer and wellness for an abundant life.
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Thursday, June 26th, 2025
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Harry Lacey
Commissioned in 1970 with the Undaunted session, Major Harry Lacey served as a congregational pastor for over 47 years of before retiring in 2017. 25 of those years were spent the Canada and Bermuda Territory and the balance in Yuma and Phoenix, AZ. Currently, Major Lacey is the pastoral care officer in the Officer Care and Development Department at the Western Territory Headquarters. Reflecting on the years of his journey so far, his most valued takeaways are:
“I am most proud of serving as a corps officer,” he said. “The opportunity to be the shepherd of God’s people, teaching and preaching the Word and establishing relationships through pastoral ministry has proven an enriching spiritual experience.”
“As a Pastor, it means giving myself completely to fulfilling God’s call to serve not only a church congregation, but the community at large.”
“It means that I make myself available to serve God’s people without reservation, always having their best interests at heart, be it physical, spiritual or emotional”
To the new officers he has the privilege to come alongside of, Lacey said: “People matter most. Love them. Get out among your people. Visit them in their homes. Build relationships and be the pastor that they need and watch God grow your ministry. Be teachable and obedient. Never stop learning and seek out good, Godly mentors that will help you to be productive for the Kingdom’s sake. Be faithful in strengthening your relationship with God through personal devotional time.”
His life verse: No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us. For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present not the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord (Rom. 8:37-39).
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Friday, June 27th, 2025
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Don Moen
Ask Don Moen what he does, and the answer might surprise you. He won't say he's a songwriter even though he's written more than 100 songs. He won't say he's a worship leader even though he's led worship on every continent but Antarctica and recorded numerous albums. He won't say he's a businessman or producer even though he has produced and directed hundreds of successful projects. If you ask Don Moen why God put him on this planet, he'll tell you, "To be an architect who designs products and events that help people experience God's presence in a new and fresh way." And in more than three decades of ministry, he's had lots of opportunity to fulfill that purpose. Don grew up in Minnesota before moving to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to attend Oral Roberts University. There, his musical gifts caught the eye of Terry Law, who asked Don to join his worship team, Living Sound, which ministered in communist countries throughout Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. For 10 years, Don was responsible for much of the group's arrangements and musical productions, and saw first-hand the power of praise and worship to open closed doors and hearts, and lead enslaved people into the presence of God. In 1984, Integrity Music asked him to lead worship on one of the first Hosanna! Music albums, Give Thanks. The project became one of Integrity's most popular recordings ever and a benchmark for the genre, achieving gold certification status and now nearing platinum certification. Don eventually joined the staff of Integrity, and served as President of Integrity Music and executive vice president/creative director for Integrity Media. In these roles, he spoke into the production of hundreds of products including all of the CDs and worship resources produced by Integrity Label Group. As an artist in his own right, Don has sold over five million units. His discography reflects his passion to create resources for the church that lead people into an honest and intimate relationship with the Lord. In 2002, his peers recognized that lifelong commitment and presented him with the Ray DeVries Church Ministry Award. Don has also received a Dove Award for his work on the musical "God With Us" and has received multiple Dove Award nominations for his songs, CDs and choral resources. In addition to his writing and recording, Don makes time to tour domestically and abroad and has performed with artists such as Chris Tomlin, Twila Paris, Sara Groves and Paul Baloche to name a few. He also has served as worship leader for past National Day of Prayer events and as a music industry spokesperson, having been featured on Fox News, NPR and in USA Today. Don is as popular overseas as he is at home in the U.S. His travels for concerts and seminars have taken him to Ghana, South Africa, Singapore, the Philippines, South Korea, Brazil, Canada, Australia, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, Guatemala, Honduras, and elsewhere. Today, Don is President of Don Moen Productions in Nashville, Tennessee, where he resides with his wife Laura and five children.
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