Danielle Strickland
Daily 100 Huntley Street Bible Teacher, Danielle Strickland, shares about her recent journey with Covid-19. Danielle, along with members of her immediate family, tested positive for the virus and were quite ill. Recovered now, Danielle shares with 100 Huntley Street’s, Lara Watson, that there is hope in the midst of this pandemic, and there are many who are beating this virus. Danielle’s faith was an anchor as she spent many days battling the effects of the virus. http://daniellestrickland.com

Max Lucado
Teacher Max Lucado explores God's treatment plan for anxiety in the most underlined verse in the Bible: Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. - Philippians 4:6-7. Maybe you could use a little less worry and a little more CALM right now, too? Over the course of the study, we'll walk together and learn to follow this prescription for CALM: Celebrating God's goodness, Asking for His help, Leaving your concerns to Him, Meditating on good things... and you will experience God's peace. With God's help and by His power, you can discover a life of calm and develop tools for combating the onslaught of anxiety, worry, and fear. https://www.studygateway.com/online-bible-studies/anxious-for-nothing-study-home/ http://studygateway.com/online-bible-studies/anxious-for-nothing-study-home/

Terry LeBlanc
Professor Terry LeBlanc, a Mi’kmaq-Acadian, is the Executive Director of Indigenous Pathways and also the founding Chair and current Director of the North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies (NAIITS), an indigenous learning community. Terry holds an interdisciplinary Ph.D. from Asbury Theological Seminary, and specializes in Theology and Anthropology. Terry has accrued over 38 years of community work experience in Native North American and global Indigenous contexts, including as an educator in theology, cultural anthropology and community development practice. www.naiits.com www.thisfarbyfaith.ca