In Awe of How God Works!

He is the "Way Maker, Miracle worker and Promise Keeper!"

Our first “MIRACLE 25” campaign miracle!

Excitement and bewilderment rang through the voice that had just called me. I tried hard to make out what was actually being said. The church we are attending had just received a cheque for the full amount of 25,000 dollars, to be our GNI Donor match going toward supporting our Youth Centre in town. The woman on the phone told me they had never seen such a miracle like this in all of the church’s history. You see, where we live in Meadow Lake, we don’t have a lot of wealthy people, or have businesses that donate toward Christian charities. The next miracle was that the anonymous donor had responded through word of mouth, and didn’t even live in this province. They knew nothing of GNI, or the Youth Centre, but God prompted them to be part of our MIRACLE 25 campaign.

The exciting thing about when God shows up and does a miracle in a small town, the news spreads everywhere! Please keep praying for our community, God is up to something far greater than we can see right now. Every where I go, and every connection I make, I feel God’s favour and smile. We trust God without a doubt that He will provide everything we need to keep our GNI kids in refuge, for He is the one who rescued them and placed them in a loving, God fearing home. God is the way maker, miracle worker and promise keeper!! -JudyG

Baking Up God’s Love


This is our (Rob & Judy’s) oldest granddaughter, Makenna. It was so special to have her with us in Thailand. Her sensitive gentle spirit was constantly lending her gramma an arm to lean on and some fun rides in wheelchairs. Makenna was a huge blessing to our kids in refuge as she baked cookies with them, played games, and communicated God’s love without words.  She wrote:

“This trip to thailand taught me that God is always in control. Meeting S* and A*, and J* and A* and their kids taught me that God always provides. I think that God changed my life through this trip by teaching me about how privileged I am and to not take what I have for granted. I feel as though many other people my age do not have this opportunity to learn about privilege and Gods provisions in such a way.”

Makenna Stelmach