Folks at First – Dell & Sue Bornowsky

An interview with Dell and Susan Bornowsky

Here is some of their story that they shared with Annabel Robinson…

You can read more of Dell and Susan’s story that was included in our October 2019 newsletter.

Did you grow up in Regina?
Sue: No. I grew up in Calgary. My father was involved in various committees at First Baptist Church, Calgary, and my mother worked part time in the office. That was at the time when Howard Bentall was Senior Minister. When I was in High School some school friends lured me into the occult, and for about five years I was involved in
that. But I didn’t have any real friends.
Dell: I was born near Lesser Slave Lake, in northern Alberta, on a subsistence farm. My father was a Roman Catholic and so I was brought up to learn the catechism. I was told I had to know it, but nobody ever told me why I had to know it. My mother was an agnostic and encouraged me to ask questions. I figured that the priests were paid to believe all that; that was their schtick.

So where did you meet?

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