CBM Staff Elie and Mireille Haddad

04/16/24 • 4 min

Canadian Baptist Ministries staff Elie and Mireille Haddad have served in Lebanon for almost two decades. Read how Elie's role as president at the Arab Baptist Theological Seminary is about to change, and what is ahead for them in the Middle East North Africa region.

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Don't Let the Old Man In: A Song, A Concept, and a Spiritual Journey

Toby Keith's county song, "Don't Let the Old Man In," inspired by a converation with Clint Eastwood, sparks perspective on how to live life with vigour. But it also can help us think about a spiritual aspect, of living for Jesus daily and not returning to how we lived and thought before giving our life to Christ. How can it help us think about the youth in our lives, to inspire them?

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Paul the Missionary Bear Arrives in Cochabamba

Join Paul the Missionary Bear on his adventure to Cochabamba, Bolivia! Paul's tummy flips as he lands in the bustling city, but he's excited to spread Jesus' love. At a church picnic, he learns some Spanish and plays games with the children. When rain interrupts the picnic, everyone takes cover inside and worships together. Paul's grateful for his new Bolivian friends and ready for even more adventures!

Learn more about Canadian Baptist Ministries' work in Bolivia: https://www.cbmin.org/bolivia/
Learn more about Tim and Kallie Hutton, CBM's Global Field Staff in Bolivia: https://www.cbmin.org/tim-kallie-hutton/

Paws for Thought:

Paul's trip from Cuba to Cochabamba, Bolivia, was about 4,800 kilometres. That is similar to the distance between Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Vancouver, British Columbia. What's the longest trip you have taken? How did you travel?
Have you ever been on a picnic with your family or with your church family? You can have a picnic indoors anytime. Spread a blanket on the floor and ask someone in your family to get a snack for you to enjoy together. You can thank God before you have your snack by singing in English and also in Spanish: "Praise ye the Lord! Hallelujah!" (sing this line three times), "Praise ye the Lord!" (Spanish, "Gracias, Señor! Hallelujah!" [sing this line three times], "Gracias, Señor!").
Paul prayed for the children he had met that day. Did you know you can pray for someone even if you don't know them well? What sorts of things could you pray about?
Sometimes people clap along or move their bodies when singing songs to worship God. Why not sing a simple worship song and make up some movements to go along with your song?

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