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   Peace behind prison bars

   By Mennonite Central Committee Canada on Jun 13, 2021

   Zebron Mwale harboured a bitter grudge against his neighbour, Mary Mweemba. After all, it was thanks to her that he was stuck in prison. Mary had reported him to the police for growing cannabis, a crime in Zambia. Zebron had…Read More→

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   The secret ingredient for emergency food distributions: peace

   By Mennonite Central Committee Canada on Mar 5, 2021

   When disaster strikes, people need urgent relief. In precarious situations, necessities like food, water, shelter and hygiene can be the difference between life and death. But how relief arrives can either build peace or ignite violence. Incorporating peacebuilding to ensure…Read More→

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   Podcast to End Poverty

   By ChristianWeek on Jan 16, 2021

   What are Canadian Christians doing about poverty in your neighbourhood, across Canada, and around the world? Ask the experts on the Ending Poverty Together Podcast launching January 18, 2021 on Spotify and iTunes / Apple Podcasts. You’ll hear Canadian and…Read More→

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   The Church & Charity Law Seminar™ Goes Virtual!

   By Editor on Sep 15, 2020

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   Carters 26th Annual – Church & Charity Law Seminar

   By ChristianWeek on Jul 26, 2019

   The 26th Annual Church & Charity Law Seminar™ is designed to assist churches and charities in understanding developing trends in the law in order to reduce unnecessary exposure to legal liability.  Although the topics are directed at churches and charities, many aspects of the presentations will…Read More→

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   Global Scholars Canada – Press Release

   By ChristianWeek on Jun 26, 2018

   The Board of Global Scholars Canada (GSC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Peter Schuurman as the next Executive Director of GSC, effective July 1, 2018. He will succeed Dr. Hubert Krygsman, who has provided leadership for GSC…Read More→