Summer camp is all about fun, but it’s also about making friends, gaining confidence and growing leadership skills. Two leaders share how their lives have been changed by camp and their passion for helping kids have their best summer yet. From water park adventures to soccer, crafts and music - Camp Trinity is all about transforming lives through fun, community and Christ-like love. We also talk about the challenges of camp including managing hundreds of campers, creating clear communication, and making time for self-care in the midst of a busy summer schedule.

What if the crap in your life isn't all useless? What if your biggest regrets can become your most fruitful moments? Just like manure is waste that fertilizes the field, our messy moments can drive our deepest growth. Diving into Jesus' parable of the barren fig tree (Luke 13:6-9), we explore the ways that Jesus uses our waste to grow new fruit. Although it seems to be full of urgency and judgement, Rob shows us how this parable actually reveals God's grace and the amazing love of Jesus. It might be the crappiest sermon you’ve ever heard - but it just might be good news.

Bill has dreamed of being a deacon for 35 years and he’s finally getting his chance. But what is a deacon? And why does it matter for today? In this podcast we unpack the role of a deacon in the Anglican Church from participating in services to creating a bridge between the community and the congregation. Bill also shares how his recent motorcycle accident has prepared him for this new work and the lessons he’s learned from 35 years of waiting. We talk about the importance of pastoral care, outreach, mentorship and building strong teams that extend the mission of the church far beyond its walls. Whether you’re waiting on the fulfillment of your own dreams, wanting to learn more about deacons, or passionate about loving your neighbour - this podcast has something for everyone.

Life on a dairy farm is shaped by one unavoidable rhythm: milking, every day, twice a day. Spiritual growth also requires regular, repeating patterns and habits. This Sunday we'll pay a visit to a dairy farm and learn how God forms and sustains us through ordinary rhythms of grace like prayer, worship, Scripture, and daily dependence on Christ.

How do you balance authority and influence in your kid’s life? Should we always protect our kids from disappointment? Parenting is all about asking these tough questions. In this podcast two grandfathers share their stories and the lessons they’ve learned about life and faith from their own parenting journeys. We talk about what it’s like to raise kids through every stage and then how everything changes when your kids start having kids. They share their greatest joys and deepest struggles from the first time you hold your child to becoming friends with your kids and every moment in between. In every stage, dads can learn and grow with their kids, building healthy relationships with their family and with God. Whether you’re deep in the parenting trenches, you’re trying to build a relationship with your adult children, or you just want to love and support the dads in your life - there’s something for everyone in this episode.

Have you ever wondered if anything is growing at all? Sometimes life feels like a long winter. Prayers go unanswered. Progress seems invisible. The future feels uncertain. In Week 2 of our farming series, Growing Season, we'll discover why farmers, gardeners, and disciples all need to learn the same lesson: God is still at work even when nothing seems to be happening.

God is growing something in you. This Sunday we launch Growing Season, a brand new teaching series about faith, formation, and the farming world of Scripture. Jesus says God’s Word is like seed, and our hearts are like soil. So the question is: what kind of ground are you right now — hard, shallow, crowded, or ready to grow?

God is growing something in you. This Sunday we launch Growing Season, a brand new teaching series about faith, formation, and the farming world of Scripture. Jesus says God’s Word is like seed, and our hearts are like soil. So the question is: what kind of ground are you right now — hard, shallow, crowded, or ready to grow?