By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller “Oh your back is bright red!” my niece exclaimed. I knew her concern was real as it mirrored my own wincing horror as I spotted

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller One of the must see places on the big Island of Hawaii is Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park. The site features the ancient ruins

By Pastor Colin Griffiths Spring is my favorite time of year because I get to work in my garden again. It’s been great to get the roses pruned and get

One of my guilty pleasures is true crime stories. One case I’ve been following for months now is the story of Alex Murdaugh and the string of deaths associated with him,

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller. For the past month, I’ve maintained curious and awed interest in what’s been taking place at Asbury University. In part I couldn’t avoid it due

In 1958 a congregation of Seventh-day Adventists were outgrowing their place of worship near Vancouver City Hall at 10th & Yukon. Pastor W.R. Archbold led a five year campaign to

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller More than once I’ve been accused of being a pastor who is “too woke” and quite frankly I welcome that adjective over other labels I’ve

By Robert Bestwick I can still remember the sound of the earth breaking under my feet during the 2014 earthquake in Chile. The explosions of glass and energy sources are

In Monterey Park, one of the USA’s first predominantly Asian cities, 11 people in their 60s and 70s were shot during a Lunar New Year celebration. According to the Gun

The Lunar New Year, the most celebrated festival in Asia, also known as the Spring Festival shares many commonalities with biblical feasts. It is most similar to the Jewish Passover.

Are you Januweary this January? If you return to work or school after the holiday break and are overwhelmed by the volume of work, you might be Januweary. If the task

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller December’s heavy snowfall caught many Vancouverites unprepared. Even on the gentle slope of Willow street I watched as drivers trying to get their vehicles up