Break-away Anglicans launch Theological College
May 24, 2012
A group of evangelical Anglicans are launching a new theological college in Ottawa, which they hope will become a center of “mainstream, evangelical training and practice.”
The Bible: God's story, not God's textbook
May 24, 2012
Many people, earnestly resolving to read through the Bible, have run aground somewhere in the third book of the Old Testament. Why?
No person too troubled for new Vancouver community
May 23, 2012
Ric Matthews left his former ministry in Vancouver's notorious Downtown Eastside because he thought his church's rules prevented him from welcoming in some of the poorest and most needy people. Now he's started his own ministry called New Way Community.
Tackling translation
May 22, 2012
How should Bible translators translate familial terms for God as “Father” and Jesus as “Son” in languages where these terms are only understood biologically? Hart Wiens, Director of Scripture Translations for the Canadian Bible Society, tackles the question.
Reluctant writer joyfully shares her journey through depression
May 22, 2012
Dolores Ayotte was a primary school teacher in her early 30s when she was blind-sided by a bout of major depression. Now she has published two books on the topic.
My Hope comes to Canada
May 21, 2012
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada (BGEAC) celebrated the arrival of its “My Hope” ministry with launch events throughout Canada, including in Burnaby, B.C., Calgary, Alberta and Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Project seeks to get teens talking about depression
May 17, 2012
Canada’s teenagers are living in a society that refuses to accept that they are suffering from the “hidden epidemic” of mental illness. And among those offering them the least help are the churches.
Camps With Meaning ministry contemplates closure
May 16, 2012
Mennonite Church Manitoba is proposing changes to its camping ministry, Camps With Meaning, that would include closing one of its three summer camps.
