Who is the Rev Beth W. Johnston, anyway?!!!!!!
Photo used by permission of Dubba Studios!
Here I am!
Oh!, this is a picture of the very fine cat who used to live with me and let me look after her! 
Her name was Sarabi. She was a fine kitty. Its true that kittys leave paw prints on your heart!
My new kitty is still a curious, sometimes annoying, overgrown kitten. Her great goal in life is to flush the toilet as many times a day as possible!! Her name is Puddy Tat. She has broken many things and one of her next most favourite things is to roll stuff (like apples) off of the table and tip over full bottles of diet coke! She loves to walk over my desk and push buttons on the power bar, the fax machine and to step on the button for the speaker phone! Here she is. 
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Hi! Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ!
I am a native of 
(Canada)
Since 1997 the Island has been connected to the rest of Canada by The Confederation Bridge which, at 12.9 km is the "longest multi-span bridge over ice covered waters" in the world. I even walked from one end of the bridge to the other in 1997. It's hard to believe but this year is it's 14 th Anniversary!
If you look at the background to this page you will see what people used to do in the winter to travel back and forth between PEI and NEw Brunswick. These 'ice boats' were replaced with ice breakers. The first one was called 'The Northern Light' and it was WOODEN. I kid you not! The boats were often tied up in windy weather. The bridge is often closed to tractor trailers and other 'high sided' vehicles but has been totally closed only once or twice due to weather, as far as I know! Some days that is IS open you wouldn't want to be driving on the roads! It DOES get pretty windy out there in winter!!!!
I am a graduate of Charlottetown Rural High School in Charlottetown PEI and 
(Class of '84), in Sackville N.B. The Alma Mater of many many Rhodes Scholars and winner many times over of the Maclean's Poll on universities. It's small and it's a great place to study. I have also graduated from 
in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
May the class of '87 live forever!!!!! Was it really
Here we are! 
On July 1, 2007 I moved to PEI and I now live in the beautiful community of Dundas, in eastern Prince Edward Island.
I am currently the minister of the Kings United Pastoral Charge It is a Pastoral Charge in PEI Presbytery and The United Church of Canada. of the Maritime Conference .
Currently I preach at one service per week. We alternate between Dundas, St James in Souris and Bay Fortune. Annandale is no longer having services. We serve coffee at 9:30 and worship at 10:00. Come join us!
I try to have my sermon ready by Saturday evening but as a pastoral minister sometimes it is not written that early! It has been so long since I had a 'normal week' I wouldn't know what to do with it!
If you have suggestions for my web pages please email me.
My hobbies are cross stitch, photography, reading, scrapbooking, surfing (the internet) and well, ministers don't get much time for hobbies.
There is a long story behind my email address. Basically, my younger sister calls me 'Sueboo', which is the 'most printable' of the things she calls or has called me!!!
This is a really nice picture of my nephews and niece. They live on PEI on the family farm with their parents and next door to their grandmother and an aunt and uncle. it was taken at their cousin's wedding.
