More Churches on Mission & More People Following Jesus
Read about an exciting collaborative summer project between three VMC churches … In December 2024, Gord Martin inspired members of Wallenstein Bible Chapel to share the gospel with Toronto’s diverse communities. Following that call, a team of 15 from Wallenstein
The church is part of the community like it’s never been before. It’s like it’s regaining its original sense of mission and community focus again. Back in the 60’s, the church was very much involved in community, then it became
A TS2025 Toronto reflection from Del Martin, Church in Toronto … “This year’s topic “Church as Family” was very helpful. Families come in all sizes and appear differently. Churches are the same. Leaders from various churches shared how they are
As part of her job at Next Door Social Space in Burlington, ON (a ministry of Forestview Church), Angie leads a coffee hour for women in the community. There’s women from all over the globe – Mexico, South Africa, Jamaica
“My time at Elmvale Community Church has shaped me in a way that will stay with me for the rest of my life. From the very beginning, I realised that it is a church that burns for Jesus. Their passion
Meet Sinje who was a ministry intern for a year at Elmvale Community Church in Ontario. “My faith has changed so much since my experience at ECC. It got so much deeper and I see God, talk to him and
Meet Clara who was a ministry intern for a year at Elmvale Community Church in Ontario. “At ECC, I experienced a congregation where it doesn‘t matter where are you from, what you did in your past and how broken you
Meet Emma … a ministry intern at a VMC church! I have had the great privilege of working at Elmvale Community Church for a year. It is a small and very familiar church and we were able to learn a
Meet Sinje – who was a ministry intern at Elmvale Community Church in Ontario… “My faith has changed so much since my experience at ECC. It got so much deeper and I see God, talk to him and just live
Imagine the gift of a couple young adults who want to spend a gap year serving at a local church. Yes, you read that right. It’s kinda a miracle actually. Last fall, Bekka and Emma – with their German accents