The Faith that Moves Mountains is about activating and operationalizing our faith in God. Author Arisnel Mesidor’s intent is to help the reader understand faith and to wield it boldly according to Jesus’ teaching and modelling.
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Annual list by Charity Intelligence examines return on investment for each dollar donated Canadian Foodgrains Bank is pleased to announce it has been included on the Charity Intelligence 2018 list…
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As caretaker of a large rural estate near Vancouver, I have a variety of ordinary tasks, but several times a year, I become liaison person to Hollywood when movie producers…
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Read more: Board of Faith and Life
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MCC Canada is pleased to welcome Scott Campbell as its new director of communications and donor relations. Campbell comes to the position from MCC’s provincial office in B.C., where he…
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How to Grow: Applying the Gospel to All of Your Life Darryl Dash Moody Publishers Review by Blake Wagner What is the subject? The subject of this book is growing…
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The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read the Bible Scot McKnight Thomas Nelson Review by Keith Reed What is the subject? This book is a response to the question of…
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“I think there’s a resurgence in the importance of establishing a biblical foundation,” says Columbia Bible College (CBC) president Bryan Born. The Abbotsford, B.C., school’s first-year enrolment is up 10…
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Little did I know that by age 60, my eyes would have been opened to a world of new ideas, new theologies, different types of faith, and a new love for art and poetry.
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title: Incarnational Mission
author: Samuel Wells
There are four ways the church tends to engage society: working for, working with, being with, and being for. -
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