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Coldest Night of the Year WalkWalk Day! - This Saturday (February 28th) 2:15 PM Transformation Church is in Group A. (Sorry for the confusion last week telling you that we were Group B.) I'm looking forward to seeing you at the Summit Church at 2:15pm on Saturday. Every walker, including children, will need to check in at the Summit Church. Door prizes will be happening, so please arrive on time or you may miss out! Money Fundraised so far: 7018.20! Can we surpass last year's amount of 8,036.38 that our church raised? Click on the link below to learn more, join the team and help fundraise for the walk. If you have signed up to walk, please also click the link below to find more instructions about the walk day on February 28th.
For more infomation visit: https://transformationchurchtbay.com/events/coldest-night-of-the-year--178/2026-02-28
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Special Service Sunday March 8thAdult and Teen Challenge Addiction Recovery Centre Join us on March 8th for a special service at Transformation Church with Adult and Teen Challenge. Two Bay Adult and Teen Challenge students will share their testimonies. Katie will share a ministry update and Tim will share a sermon. We will take up a special offering for this ministry, so if it's in your heart to bless them, you can come prepared. For more infomation visit:
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Night of Worship and Prayer
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GriefShareWeekly - February 25 to May Every Wednesday 1:00-2:30pm Location: Transformation Church Contact: Sanna or Ralph Humphreys 807-707-4674 cell sannahum@gmail.com Join us for an 11-week video-based program presented by GriefShare facilitators with guided workbook discussions and minimal homework. Volunteer roles are also available (prayer, hospitality, promotion, continued care, facilitation) We are hoping to train other facilitators who would like to lead a GriefShare group.
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Round Lake Bible Camp EventsMen's Retreat March 20-22 Last year some of us attended the Men's Retreat at Round Lake Bible Camp. It's coming up again. Pastor Adi from West Fort Baptist will be the speaker with Jonathan Wilson from Lakehead Baptist Church as the musician. Do you want to go but do not have the finances? Please reach out to me @ jeremy@transformtbay.com. Additionally, if enough of us register, we will likely get a cabin of our own at the camp. In order to help ensure this, please email me if you register for the camp. For more infomation visit: https://roundlakebiblecamp.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3354750
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Men's Breakfast
Mark your calendars for March 21st Men's Breakfast. Some of us will gather for a breakfast at Transformation Church, and perhaps other others of us will head out for breakfast and the day at Round Lake Bible Camp Men's Retreat. Either way, there's something for everyone. For more infomation visit: https://transformationchurchtbay.com/podcasts/sunday-messages/2026-02-22-scandalous-love
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RLBC Teen RetreatMarch 16-18 Learn more about Round Lake Bible Camp Teen Retreat. Limited space left Once again, if you know of a teen who wants to attend this but you cannot afford it, please reach out to me and let me know.
For more infomation visit: https://roundlakebiblecamp.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3354342
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Be A BereanA Tale of Two Sons Our fifth core value is. We will be reliable as we practice honesty with God, ourselves, and others. This week we will have the opportunity to look Luke 15:11-31. This story is famously titled "The Prodigal Son." Read all of Luke 15. Notice why Jesus tells this story. Read the story in terms of reliability and honesty. The older brother prides himself in his reliability. He does all the right things and carefully cares for the farm, but when the father throws a feast, for the younger son, who has been unreliable, the reliable older son is deeply angered and refuses to participate. In a strange subversion of the typical way we'd expect this story to end, the younger, "unreliable", has become become close with The Father. The older "reliable" son has become unreliable as he fumes outside the house. He blames the Father. He blames the younger son. The story leaves us with bated breath. We are left hoping that the older brother's anger cools and that he asks the Father for forgiveness. The story leaves us hanging. What will the older brother decide? What must happen in his heart before he enters into the party? Might this story better be titled "Two Prodigal Sons"? Looking forward to sharing with you on Sunday. Blessings, Jeremy For more infomation visit:
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Missionary UpdateWorld Hope End of The Year Report For more infomation visit: https://whi-site-images.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/CAN/Annual+Reports/WHI+Annual+Report+2025.pdf
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