More Churches on Mission & More People Following Jesus
Woodside Bible Fellowship planned for a baptism service on Easter Sunday.They also planned for spontaneous baptisms! At the beginning of the Easter service, they announced if anyone was interested in being baptized that morning to go to the back of
In Toronto neighbourhood of Don Valley, food security is a big issue. Lots of immigrant families and high rent means a lot of working poor families and international students. Sue Craig from Don Valley Bible Chapel heads up the food
When the war in Ukraine started to hit the headlines, the First Nation people at Curve Lake Christian Assembly took notice.Pastor Ben Peltz noticed that his congregation was carefully paying attention to the events in eastern Europe and were noticeably
Obed Rod, pastor of the Afghan Church in Toronto, is one of our VMC partners. He was recently interviewed by 100 Huntley Street, a Canadian Christian daily television talk show and the flagship program of Crossroads Christian Communications. Take a
The opioid crisis in Canada continues to rage on. Almost 25,000 people have died from opioid poisoning in the last 5 years.
Use whatever we have available! That was the guiding principle for Steve and Charlotte Weenink at Elmvale Community Church during the pandemic. They used all sorts of technology and social media to connect with their church community – for teaching,
During the pandemic, Wallenstein Bible Chapel in Ontario wanted to remember the mission that God had called them to. So they contacted Lifeline Ministries to set up a meal packing event at their church. Because they had missionary contacts in
To go from meeting in various houses to purchasing your own building is exciting for a church. For Chin Baptist Church in Ottawa, owning their own building seemed like pie in the sky. Especially in the current housing market. However,
Like many of you can attest to, pastoring has been difficult these past couple of years. So many unprecedented issues, along with the old regular ones, to deal with and to navigate wisely and pastorally. Online church, outdoor church, new
Just for a moment, think of our youth and all the things they’ve had to navigate in the last couple of years, on top of regular teenage angst. Then imagine a youth program that purposefully nurtures relationship between youth and