Looking For Hope in a Fallen World
GOOD NEWS MONCTON
To The Precious Muslim People

Yesterday, at approximately 5:15 p.m., in the Cormier Pavillon at the Faubourg du Mascaret, Professor Emeritus Denis Bourque departed this world. Denis served for many years as a professor of French Literature at the Université de Moncton, supervised numerous doctoral theses, and authored multiple books and articles on Acadian history and the Acadian people. His love for the Acadian people was unmistakable rooted not only in his scholarship, but even more deeply in how much he loved sharing his Christian faith with them.
“A Herald is one who announces a royal message that carries tremendous importance.”

This series will explore crucial questions about what a person must do (and not do) to get to heaven. We invite you to join us in our study of the Epistle to the Galatians. New post every Monday!
Free copies of the Bible available in English, French and Arabic for those living in the Greater Moncton area.

The future God is leading us toward is radiant with hope, and we’re meant to live each day in the strength of that promise. we’re meant to live now in the confidence of what’s coming. Learn more about the future hope in history for this world through these free resources.
This short series will explore the significance of the Lord’s Day in the growth of a Christian.
