More Churches on Mission & More People Following Jesus
Want to read a beautiful story of two unique churches enjoying relationship together? One is a church nestled in the heart of Mennonite country in rural Ontario. The other is a Persian church from Toronto mostly made up of former
Imagine three church families under one roof. This is the exciting adventure of faith that is happening at University Chapel in Vancouver, BC. This collaboration of communities is being led by three pastors: Karen Daniels is the Transitional Pastor of
French fries and Bible study. That’s what is encouraging Youth Pastor Pelham Flowerdew at Grace Chapel (Halifax, NS) right now. A high school student asked Pelham if he could start a Bible study for her and her friends. So a
Pilgrimage as a way to pray. Paul Millar, pastor at Montague Christian Church, wants to encourage us to think of pilgrimage as another way to facilitate spiritual growth and experience with God. Last week, 20 pilgrims walked almost 100km from
A few years ago, the founding pastor of Wasaga Community Church retired. He had been there for almost 20 years and was much loved by his congregation. Then Jon Dart, one of VMC’s Transitional Pastors, stepped in for almost two
by Joe White I believe church planting is the only form of church renewal strong enough to heal the four historically dominate narratives that hinder Jesus’ great commission. These four fragmenting stories include: The first trend emerged around the time
“I just need to talk with someone.” This is a cry for help that Cairine Domzella (RP), Director of Care Support, for Woodside Bible Fellowship in Elmira, ON is ready to respond to. Although Woodside Bible Fellowship relies on life
Be encouraged by the unity building that is happening in Ethiopia through one of VMC’s church planters, Girma Bekele. Girma was privileged to travel to Ethiopia this spring for seven weeks and addressed several large audiences. At the Wycliffe Global
Jeff attends the Monday night community meals at Wasaga Community Church. But his wheelchair makes it a little tricky to sit at the dinner table with the rest of the folks. It was the love of God that prompted Don,
Making space – literally and metaphorically. That’s what church planters in the Gaspé Peninsula in eastern Québec, Gabriel and Melanie Paquin (along with their four children) are doing as they love their community with the love of Jesus. God is