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26 June, 2024
Video lectures reflect on life with digital media

New TWU online series called Equipping Lectures offers wisdom for a digital world

26 June, 2024
When God calls kids

Often God uses adults to support that call. (Aussi disponible en français)

26 June, 2024
Quand Dieu appelle les enfants

Souvent, Dieu utilise des adultes pour soutenir cet appel

21 June, 2024
Conflict, refugees and hunger

As the world observes World Refugee Day, let's consider how conflict leads to hunger and how Christians are responding.

25 May, 2024
Browse the May/Jun 2024 issue

May/Jun 2024 features: The kiss of joy; Creating a congregational culture of support; Making room for play; Four things a Gen Z pastor learned in his first two years; Waking up to the pastor shortage; and more

16 May, 2024
Vancouver books roundups 2023-2024

ChurchForVancouver.com has released its latest annual list of local books worth noting.

15 May, 2024
Refugee in Canada supports potlucks of peace in Afghanistan

What started with eight Christians in Luke Anwari’s Afghanistan apartment in 2011 has grown to 450 men and women together from different clans in what is otherwise a segregated society.

25 April, 2024
Le baiser de la joie

L'auteur Alastair Sterne, de Victoria (Colombie-Britannique), réfléchit à la possibilité humaine et divine de la joie.

25 April, 2024
Forgiving starts with our own forgiven-ness

How good are we at rebuking, empathizing and the like? Let’s reflect together in this series.

25 April, 2024
The kiss of joy

Victoria, B.C., author Alastair Sterne reflects on the human and divine possibility of joy. Aussi disponible en français.

25 April, 2024
Author April Yamasaki on soul care

Pastor and author April Yamasaki on soul care

25 April, 2024
Artwork by Bethany Kenyon. New media roundup

Christian Environmentalism and Human Responsibility in the 21st Century; Wounded Heart, Healed Spirit; Foster & Adoptive Parenting; and more

24 April, 2024
Des aperçus de la gloire

Le chemin d'Emmaüs nous rappelle que nous marchons par la foi et non par la vue