…tens of thousands of pastors and missionaries. Using research, sociology and other methods, this approach has been embraced primarily by the evangelical church. Within it there are four approaches. The…
…Mother Earth Spirituality: Native American Paths of Healing wrote: He [Chief Seattle] might ask, as I do, what it takes to inject a sense of urgency into this country. Do…
by Margaret Finlayson Waapinichikush Elementary School in the First Nations community of Chisasibi, Quebec has about 750 students. Emily, Joy, Andrew and Zachary (front) from St. Paul’s Shelburne with the…
…about a “mission.” It was fundamentally about bringing God and Jesus to the forefront of our lives, living the Jesus-life, starting with each of us searching for our own commitments…
Science takes things apart to see how they work, while religion puts things together to see what they mean. The great partnership; Science, religion and the search for meaning, by…
…so that he “could include [their] artistic, historic, and archeological evidence for what I am trying to say theologically.” Both books together, remarkable companion pieces, will inspire deep spiritual contemplation….
…Current events are always a part of the dialogue. We search for ways to make the events out there relevant to our church communities. Sometimes it gets very interesting. Over…
…Do come and feel your faith strengthened … or even ignited! Tickets are available for $25 at Eventbrite.ca (search Sarah Bessey) or can be purchased at the door for $30….
…and hunger, is set to happen on February 26, 2022. CNOY has raised over $43,500,000 in 149 communities across Canada since it began in 2011. Teams are forming for this…
…when I went to fetch water from our community well in Nazareth. A strange figure approached me, saying he had a message from God. I was suspicious, but also intrigued….
…read from his book Daylighting Chedoke and talk about his research into the history of the West Mountain area. There is no admission, but attendees are asked to bring a…
…research resulted in an article in the Niagara Anglican, which investigated and countered allegations that the Christian churches today are too fragmented to fulfil Christ’s will. The article demonstrated that…
…in support of our refugee sponsorship ministry. Sponsoring a refugee family doesn’t just change their life, it changes everyone’s life. The need to offer care and compassion to refugees fleeing…
…wise people build on a foundation,” Anderson reminded attendees. “Let us build on the shared commitment of common good in the city so everyone can have a home and flourish.”…
…experience. Also, I admire her writings and knew it would be worthwhile, thought-provoking and enjoyable. A novel can be like a parable — a story with a message. Eleanor’s Shaking…
…that place where grace resides. There are compliments and congratulations for every honest effort. Encourage and commend everyone. The best advice I received was from the minister’s wife: “remember, it’s…
…types who should be our leaders, said Edward Schillebeeck (Ministry: Leadership in the Community of Jesus Christ, 1981). Rather, scripture suggests it is the leaders in the community who should…
…[they] were not contemplatives. [They] were just introverts saying prayers all day’ . . . You can imagine how well that was received.” Rohr is “convinced that many, many young…
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