“I wanted a friend, someone outside CBC who would understand my life inside CBC,” says Zlata Zolotarova, an international student from Ukraine at Columbia Bible College, Abbotsford, B.C. “I didn’t…
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May 2017
Title: In the Way of Jesus
Author: Paul D. KroekerThis book is an honest evaluation of the health of the church in North America and a call to true discipleship. It challenges the reader to a life of faithfully and radically following Jesus as upside-down Kingdom people.
École de Théologie Évangélique du Québec (ETEQ) held a celebration for graduates Apr. 30, 2017. More than 100 people attended the ceremony on the ETEQ campus in Montreal to share…
This spring marks the beginning of the seventh year of the Syrian conflict. Hundreds of thousands of innocent people, notably children, are bearing the brunt of a horrific war that…
Leaving home with three little children in tow and walking for three days wasn’t an easy decision for Sarah. It was even harder knowing that making the journey meant risking…
Title: Gutsy: (Mis)Adventures in Canadian Church Planting
Author: Jared Siebert
Gutsy is a follow-up on the churches/planters that were featured in a film documentary called One Size Fits All?: Exploring New and Evolving Forms of Church in Canada.MB Seminary graduated 12 students: eight at the ACTS Seminaries graduation ceremony Apr. 22, 2017, in Langley, B.C., and four at the Canadian Mennonite University commencement exercises Apr. 23, 2017,…
Steinbach Bible College’s theme for 2016-2017 was “Trust” based on Psalm 37:3-7a, something our graduates were encouraged to remember as they began a new journey beyond the halls of SBC.…
“It’s all about love.” This was the message of PK, one of the leaders of the work among the Khmu, on the final night of The Church on Mission, Thailand…
What does Mennonite Brethren theology have in common with that of other Christian denominations? And what are the distinctive emphases of Mennonite Brethren theology? Our Confession of Faith is a…
As I looked upon the 230 people from at least 35 countries (and more cultures) who attended the ICOMB consultation on mission and prayer, I was excited and hopeful about what God wanted to say to us. But I also had a burden about a few things. Both elements were active in my presentation.
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