Reflections

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After four years of pastoral ministry, Cal Bombay and his wife Mary moved to Kenya, East Africa in 1962 immediately after graduation and began 17 years of ministry on the mission field. Cal became fluent in Swahili, and taught in the Bible College at Nyang'ori. Later he created and constructed Evangel Publishing House to compliment Evangel Press which grew to become the largest Christian Publishing House in Africa publishing in 43 languages and translating into another 104 languages around the world. Cal has written over 18 books, and authored dozens of pamphlets and articles. In 1979 Cal joined the staff of 100 Huntley Street as Director of Christian Multilingual Programming. He later served as Vice-President of Missions for almost 25 years overseeing the areas of Christian Mission Productions, the Geoffrey R. Conway School of Broadcasting and Communications, and was chaplain to the ministry. Cal inspired and encouraged many viewers with his daily commentaries on "100 Huntley Street". He also oversaw the missionary outreach in many parts of the world through the Emergency Response and Development Fund and the World Harvest Evangelism and Television Fund. Cal is currently President of Cal Bombay Ministries Inc., a charitable ministry to North America and throughout the world, concentrating on the newly created nation of the Republic of South Sudan. Cal and his wife Mary currently reside near Brantford, Ontario. They have two children and two grandchildren.

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Reflections is a truly unique collection of wisdom, insights and "lessons-learned along the way," highlighting almost 50 years of the robust ministry of Cal Bombay. Recounting his diverse ministries, extensive travels and life experiences, Reflections is sometimes an anthology and other times a collection of rich encounters, memories and musings. Cal's life reads like an adventure novel and his remembrance of these encounters and lessons learned show a keen sense of God's providence at every step in his life. Most ministers would be pleased to have even one of Cal's many experiences. His reflections are at times built on the impact of a mere peculiar incident, other times it is the profoundness of a random thought that occupied his mind for a while, and then there are insights from years of trodding the paths of life with God as a personal friend-being mentored every moment and turning every rich encounter into a reflection. Cal's hope is that perhaps what he writes in the pages of Reflections will give his readers a positive insight into the ways of God with man. That is his prayer and stated purpose in writing this book.