Cornerstone Festival

For over twenty years, the Cornerstone Festival has brought the Christian community together in a celebration of the arts. This is an excellent opportunity to meet Christians from all over the world, as well as to hear and interact with celebrated teachers, artists, and musicians.

I have the dubious distinction of being the webmistress for the unofficial Cornerstone Festival survival guide. It is a mildly carping, but very informative site filled with tips for making the Cornerstone experience fun, safe, and rewarding. Please pay it a visit!


P.S. If you are interested in purchasing tickets for the Cornerstone Festival, you can do so by visiting here. Please use the following street team code of CF531 so that you can save 5% on your ticket and so that I might be able to earn a free one. Thanks!

Mobile Church

Does your church meet in a school, auditorium, or VFW hall? Does your ministry move around a lot? The folks at Church on Wheels specialize in putting together all the equipment that your church needs into a single trailer which is ready for you to unpack and pack as needed. And the cost is a lot less than you might think.

What I like about this company is that they seem to understand the reality faced by many buildingless churches. Instead of "making do", churches can effectively and efficiently convert the space that they rent into an attractive, functional worship environment.

For more information visit Church on Wheels at:

http://www.churchonwheels.com/

Feeding Ministry Resources

If your church or group is interested in starting a feeding ministry, the Vancouver Community Kitchen has a great website with tips and information. Recipes, food/kitchen safety, administration. . .you name it, this site has it.