Month: March 2021

40th Annual Ottawa Valley Easter Conference

March 29, 2021 / DH

Friday, April 2nd – Sunday, April 4th, 2021
A Virtual Conference Hosted by Bridlewood Bible Chapel

Warren Henderson-Stevensville, MT	Randy Hoffman – Heidelberg, ON
A former aerospace engineer, Warren now serves the Lord in full-time ministry with his wife Brenda. They were commended to the Lord’s work by Believer’s Bible Chapel in Rockford, Illinois in 1998. Warren is an itinerant Bible teacher, and is involved in family counselling, writing, evangelism, and church planting.	Randy met and married his wife Sherri while they attended Emmaus Bible College. After years in the apple orchard business, Randy and Sherri were commended by Heidelberg Bible Fellowship to local and itinerant teaching in Ontario and the US. They are involved in assisting the elders where needed, including pastoral care and premarital counselling.

Easter Conference Recordings:

Video and Audio in .mp4 format can be found here:
Link to video recordings

Audio only in .mp3 format can be found here:
Link to audio only recordings

Other Useful Links:

Warren Henderson’s YouTube Channel with additional ministry:
Link to Warren’s YouTube Channel

Warren Henderson’s website with information about his books:
Link to Warren’s Website

Tavistock Area Conference – Apr 10

March 28, 2021 / DH

Details below. Zoom meeting ID is: 437 314 0316 and the Passcode is: 123

Cornerstone Magazine “Reaching Our Neighbourhood” – Mar 29 at 8 pm

March 26, 2021 / DH

Details and a link to conference can be found here.

Heidelberg Bible Fellowship Ministry Series – March 21-28

March 22, 2021 / DH

On rare occasions, often separated by hundreds of years, God revealed future events to his prophets. He did this through the agency of the Holy Spirit and preserved the revelations the prophets received in the Scriptures. They are there for our benefit that we might know that the Bible is the Word of God and that we might understand what God has done, is doing, and will do.

One might think that if God wanted us to know the future, took the trouble to have communicated it to his prophets, commanded them to write it down, and preserved it for thousands of years in the Bible for us to read, that he would have stated what was going to happen in the simplest terms so that everyone could understand it. This is not the case. Biblical prophecies are among the most difficult passages of the Bible to interpret. Not even the prophets who wrote them down always understood what they meant.

Join us for this series of talks as we study the nature, content, and significance of the predictive passages of the Bible.

If you’d like to join live via Zoom, please contact Randy Hoffman at Heidelberg Bible Fellowship. Recordings of the series will be available online here.