A common theme emerges from the stories of families who have been members of the Mennonite Brethren church in Canada for many years. These immigrants who fled persecution and war…
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Refusing to shy away from the reality of professional sexual misconduct Scan the news headlines from 2017 and 2018, and you’ll see something unprecedented: story after story about sexual misconduct…
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“How good it is to sing praises to our God” (Psalm 147:1). There are days when it feels like we have become a nation of grumblers whose every grievance demands…
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In Mark 10:46–52, Jesus encounters the blind Bartimaeus and asks: “What do you want me to do for you?” Bartimaeus replies that he wants to see, and Jesus declares him…
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This is a contributed perspective piece on one way to respond to the changes to the Canada Summer Jobs Grants Policy.
What rights and responsibilities do Christian organizations in Canada have in this situation? How might your organization be affected? -
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ICOMB supports Anabaptist curriculum in DR Congo “I baptize this book in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.” With these words, Gerard Mambakila, president of Communauté des…
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And the Word became flesh! “And the Word became flesh and lived among us, and we have seen his glory, the glory as of a father’s only son,…
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In my first year of pastoring, after I spoke at an event, a young woman approached me. She asked me how I had become a pastor. Through our conversation, she…
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Invitation. That sums up the last year of our family’s life. We have felt God inviting us to step out in faith, trust and obedience. Our question is will we…
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I stopped reading the Bible. Seriously, I did. Actually, I stopped reading everything due to my sixth concussion. After a few weeks, when I tentatively picked up the Bible again,…
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Do you know the man pictured here? I hope so – even if you don’t know him personally. Steve Berg is the leader of your national church – the Canadian…
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Restoration, reconciliation and adult Sunday school Living in Canada in 2017, we have much to be grateful for. We are spared from armed conflicts, famines and so much more that…
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