God’s truth slightly altered is not truth at all, and can be deceptive, leading us through years of unnecessary pain and confusion, and away from the life God has promised His beloved children.

Late last year, Sohani and I decided that we need to visit family in Sri Lanka as we have not visited since our mom passed away in 2016.

Working as a Rental Custodian at a school gym, I am amused sometimes to hear excited yells and shouts from adult basketball players when their team scores a point.

May has been an extremely busy but wonderfully exciting month starting with sharing a presentation on the work of Sound of the Lord Mission and sharing the Word at the Ladies Fellowship at Broadmoor Baptist Church in Richmond on May 3rd.

As we serve the Lord in church, our communities and home, our experiences can sometimes seem very similar to this.

Our second year, sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the hundreds of people who came by our ministry booth at the Steveston Salmon Festival on July 1st was an experience to remember. Excitement! Joy! Fun!

On this beautiful Summer day, Magda and I prepared Care Packs, prayed and set out into the Whalley area to share the Good News of Salvation.

Have you ever been the recipient of hand me down clothes and items from your older siblings? Remember the times you said ‘thanks’ and took them, but cringed inwardly and rolled your eyes as you turned away, knowing full well that you will never use it?

On October 4th we joined Nightshift Street Ministries in Whalley, to serve a full Thanksgiving Dinner to 198 people who live on the streets.

On November 2nd, Sheryl and I visited a friend who has recently moved to a Retirement Home in Delta.

On December 9th students of Pacific Life Bible College where I work as the Admissions Officer, went out on street ministry outreach.

Last year in October as I was praying and asking the Lord to speak His will for 2026 I sensed Him saying that He wanted me to know Him as my Covenant God.