During this Christmas Giving Season, Walle Larsson has graciously offered his Christmas Album “A Breath of Christmas” as a gift to anyone who makes a donation to ChristianWeek of $200 or more. Here is a sneak peak at his amazing…Read More→
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Christmas traditions help us mark and enjoy the season. Baking cookies, stringing lights, and watching endless Christmas movies with family and friends are all part of the magic of what we know as the Christmas season. For many people those…Read More→
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If we are to be biblical thinkers, then we have to agree that life is sacred. Not just “normal” life, but every single life that God created. No person should be allowed to decide someone’s worth, that job should only…Read More→
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Have you checked out Carey Nieuwhof’s leadership podcast? There are so many rich resources to mine from what he has to say about the Church and leadership in the Church, especially in this new time we’ve entered. Carey is a…Read More→
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In 1874, the British House of Lords (then Canada’s final court of appeal) dealt with the Guibord case from Quebec involving a dispute over the burial of a “public sinner” in a Roman Catholic cemetery. The Privy Council ruled that…Read More→
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An unprecedented event is taking place this Friday, August 14. Since it will be the first time in its 82 year history that the Holy Supper will be celebrated on a virtual platform and will be broadcasted worldwide to reach…Read More→
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This chaotic time in our world is affecting all of us. I’ve seen several stories recently about how the level of trauma that we’re all experiencing is not even quantifiable. What about our teenagers? Their world was turned upside down,…Read More→
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For many, the multiracial church movement appeared to be a good idea, attracting both whites and people of color…
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The wanton killing of Christians in Nigeria by extremist Muslims has been a “progressive genocide” that is growing, but with scant news coverage and a woefully inadequate response from the international community