At Northview, we love to celebrate what God is doing in and through the people in our church. These stories are not about extraordinary people. These stories are about a Big God using ordinary people to do extraordinary things.
Our hope is that by telling our stories, others will be encouraged to ask God how He can use them.
Do you have a story of how God has used you or someone you know that would be encouraging to others? Let us know! Email Adam at awormald@northview.org
Following God and Singleness
Rachelle Schellenberg shares her journey on being single and serving, changing her expectations and finding fulfillment in obedience.
Home Abroad
Mark and Tammy Brandsma have always wanted to take their family overseas to serve together. Then life got busy. Kids, careers, a mortgage, etc. But 2 years ago God began working on their hearts and preparing them for a life changing adventure.
Community Kitchen
Jayme Yarema and how she uses her cooking skills to build relationships and influence the community. She demonstrates how God can and will use whatever He’s given us so that we can be salt and light in our sphere of influence.
Reconciliation: The Story of Ben and Rose
We Moved to Kathmandu!
In 2012 we made a video about Matthew and Noah Dawes and their wives Nicole and Cathryn and told the story about their decision to move to Kathmandu, Nepal to serve the orphans and widows there. Watch it here: vimeo.com/44317656 Cassiar MediaWorks recently visited them in Nepal and filmed an updated video
Joel
This episode of PULSE tells the story of Joel and his family and their unique way of life.
Julie
We are bombarded by our culture about what is and is not attractive. It is no surprise that body-image issues are rampant in our communities, and for many the road seems hopeless. It is in this context that Julie shares her story. The gospel of Jesus Christ transforms - Julie is a testimony of that.
Jaaja Barb's Home of Angels
After taking a trip to Uganda with Compassion International, Jaaja Barb's life changed forever. She came home determined to do whatever it takes to build an orphanage and take care of the abandoned, the forgotten. She began baking banana bread and selling it in order to raise money for the orphanage. After thousands and thousands of loaves of banana bread, the building process is underway and Barbara's team has already began taking in orphans off of the streets.