New program designed to help committed believers cultivate a deeper faith

Ministry equips Canadian evangelists

Art by Betty Spackman. Miracles and Other Reasonable Things (Bessey); Not Quite Us: Anti-Catholic Thought (Anderson); Encountering World Religions (Hexham); The Idea of Canada (Johnston); Defying Limits (Dave Williams)

New Hope Community Services began in Surrey, B.C., in 2004 with the purpose of assisting newcomer refugees.

Our expectations will shape our actions

Confronting and confessing our failings

Kingdom principles to live by

Is embracing religion just another way to make a splash?

What should Christians think when prayers for healing seem unanswered?

A major new EFC survey suggests half of Canadians are either agnostic, atheist or unreligious. And only a tenth attend religious services weekly. How will the church respond?

Une nouvelle enquête suggère que la moitié des Canadiens sont soit agnostiques, soit athées, soit non religieux. Et seul un dixième assiste à des services religieux chaque semaine. Comment l'église répondra-t-elle?

La réponse de David Johnson à une nouvelle enquête importante qui suggère que la moitié des Canadiens sont soit agnostiques, soit athées, soit non religieux.

La réponse de Jenna Smith à une nouvelle enquête importante qui suggère que la moitié des Canadiens sont soit agnostiques, soit athées, soit non religieux.

Mission leader Grace Fox and her husband Gene live on a 48-foot sailboat in Richmond, B.C. She writes about experiencing "God’s transitional grace."

Brian Dyck is the migration and resettlement program co-ordinator with the Mennonite Central Committee Canada. He helps churches in the ministry of refugee sponsorship. He spoke to Karen Stiller of Faith Today about s...