Tim Wiebe from St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Knowlton hosts an one-hour show “Ask The Pastor” that addresses the many different issues facing us as a modern-day society.
Ask the Pastor is an opportunity to ask a pastor whatever question you might have. I am hoping that questions will come from people outside the church. The music I play is not typical “Christian” music, mostly because I don’t like a lot of Christian music. I find that the quality of music gets ignored in favour of the words. The words are important, very important, but good music should be their vehicle and too often it isn’t.
There is an – All Time Favourite segment- where you can request your All Time Favourite song, or I will play one of mine. To give you an idea of the kind of music that I play, my all time favourites so far have been “Walk Between the Raindrops” by Donald Fagan, “World’s Apart” by China Crisis, “A Remark You Made” by Weather Report.
Lately I have been responding to two questions from people: the first is the question about how can there be a Good God when there is so much suffering? and the other is about how one holds on to faith in the midst of tragedy.
Coming soon I hope to interview a veteran nurse educator on her ideas for coping with tragedy and helping those in grief.
Topics that we will be covering soon: What do Christians believe? Can we really trust the Bible?
To listen to my latest show, select it under the “(TW)Ask The Pastor” section (on your right) or if you want to subscribe to my podcast click the following link:
You can visit the Knowlton St. Paul’s Anglican Church web site, and if you have any comments or wish to contact me by email, please use the form hereunder (You can also leave comments under each individual episode). Also you can call me at St. Paul’s Anglican Church 450-242-2887. I look forward to hearing from you.
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