☀️ How are you spending this beautiful Sunday?

Here are a few ideas:
▪️Beach volleyball at Kits Beach
▪️Explore Bridal Veil Falls
▪️Kayak around Deep Cove

No matter how you spend your day, we pray that you will notice the warm presence of God's love and goodness.
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NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY | June 21 is a day for all Canadians to recognize the unique cultures of Indigenous peoples across Canada and celebrate their contributions within our communities.
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Through every season, God is faithful.

"Summer and winter and springtime and harvest
Sun, moon and stars in their courses above
Join with all nature in manifold witness
To Thy great faithfulness, mercy and love."

Great is Thy Faithfulness | Thomas Chisholm

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GLOBAL OUTREACH | Visiting the local Indigenous community of Fort Babine in Northern B.C. has been a regular outreach trip for the past 30 years!

Read more about this trip and one student's experience here:https://t.co/X3WgcxK3Jo

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Have you considered a certificate program while completing your degree?
Trinity Western's Project Management Professional Program (PMPP) offers real-world expertise and guidance to equip students to successfully lead projects.
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How are you using your time?
This week, set aside time in your schedule to get away from all distractions and talk with God. Setting yourself up to succeed like this will help you get in the habit of including God into every hour of your life.

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FUN FACT | The TWU Langley campus pond is actually a lake! McMillan Lake is home to many unique species, including the endangered painted turtle and over 18 different types of fish!
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#DidYouKnow this outdoor gathering place is called the Ubuntu Pavilion and pronounced "oo-boon-to." This name originates from the Bantu group of languages in Sub-Saharan Africa and literally means humanity or humanness!
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