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Oh look, Chicken Thursday!

Yesterday saw some exciting activity out front of Cybersalt World Headquarters. Crews were continuing their work to install fiber-optic cable in the neighborhood. Hopefully in a few months time HQ will be enjoying some crazy, fast upload speeds which will be great for some new and renewed video projects that will be launched in the next while.  Stay tuned!

There is a new Funny Sign Picture on the Cybersalt Site Today.  You can view "Little Hope Baptist Church" at:
https://www.cybersalt.org/funny-signs/little-hope-baptist-church

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There is a new Funny Picture on the Cybersalt Site today. You will find "Wet Paint Warning" at:
www.cybersalt.org/funny-pictures/wet-paint-warning

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Sunday greetings everyone.

Since resuming the Cybersalt newsletters I have not yet mentioned a new role that Mrs. Cybersalt and I have taken on together in our association of churches (www.agcofcanada.com). We are co-chairs of the AGC's Refugee Sponsorship Initiative (www.agcrsi.org). As some of you know, Canada has a program whereby groups of citizens can join together and bring refugees from around the world and assist them in resettling into new lives. Susan and I are assisting our churches in taking part in this program.

The issue of refugee sponsorship and resettlement is an emotionally charged lightning-rod for debate in our countries, states and provinces, churches and even individual families. For those of us who are followers of Jesus, our response (as always) needs to be an informed one first of all based on what the Bible teaches and commands us. With that in mind I humbly invite you to listen to my sermon on the Christian response to today's Syrian refugee crisis and ask God what He wants your response to be.

You can listen to "Jesus, the Stranger" at:
www.westsidefamily.org/messages/jesus-the-stranger

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When I moved from Toronto to Vancouver Island (Canada's balmiest climate) I realized that all my life I had been an Westerner trapped in an Easterner's body. Growing up I sometimes wondered if I could ever live anywhere without snow and I was very happy to discover yes, I could.

Technically Victoria gets around a foot of snow each year and that is just enough to keep me on friendly terms with the white stuff - though I will admit you can't really have much fun with only that amount.

Why all this snow talk? It's probably because of the newest page in the FunBlog on the Cybersalt Site.  You will find a heart warming video of "Trains Plowing Through Snow" at:
www.cybersalt.org/funblog/trains-plowing-through-snow 

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