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One could take several prayerful hours exploring the implications of those words. Why not take a week and read Psalm 95 every morning?

Even as we pray for these afflicted ones we find ourselves uplifted by their peaceful joy and the Lord’s presence. It’s as though we are “under the shadow of his wings” by proximity to the ones in need of his touch, their vulnerability a reminder of our own.

Whether in Halifax or Jerusalem, in an old church or a new church in an old place, we are a body of believers wholly dependent on the unfailing love of God. Our worship transcends time and space.

No trouble is forever. This too shall pass.

In our 26th year of ministry WOW is very aware of the relevance of unfailing love in the face of unfailing suffering.

The vastness of our solar system, which hardly registers in the massive size of the universe, is truly humbling for us.

“Come unto me all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest”. If ever there was a time for these comforting words to be spread throughout the world, it is now.

During a time of war it’s not unusual for us to be overly pessimistic or optimistic. Sometimes we’re simply negatively or positively trite, as in “all is lost” or “it’ll all work out for the best”. But there is also a third alternative.

Our world is on the precipice of disaster. We need to pray fervently for Divine intervention. We need the “Prince of Peace” like never before. “Even so come Lord Jesus”.