Doing it Well is one of those books that you’ll keep thinking about long after you finish the last chapter. Throughout the book, Joanne Schreuders describes her husband Jim’s battle with cancer – and her experiences of walking alongside him in this time. After many years of prayer and care, Jim passed away in 2022….
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be part of a large family? Whether you’re already from a big family and curious to see how others manage or from a smaller one, Family at Large by Joanne Schreuders offers an engaging look into her unique world. Schreuders’ book is a lighthearted, funny…
In the preface of God Who Became Bread, Emily Wierenga writes, “I pray you’ll become glutted on God’s goodness, then turn and feed this living Bread to a very hungry world.” This is precisely what God Who Became Bread, accomplishes. The book transforms the concept of living Bread into something tangible, igniting a passion for…
On October 10, 11,000 registered participants from 129 countries tuned in to pre-recorded videos covering various topics relating to mental health and faith. The Church Mental Health Summit exceeded its 2022 record of 5,000 registrants, attracting a larger audience than ever this year. Held on World Mental Health Day, this free event offered registrants hours…
Thanh Campbell, well known as Orphan 32, is the new Director of Partners Worldwide Canada (PW). PW’s goal says, “800 million people still live in extreme poverty. Our goal is to create a world without poverty where all can flourish as God intended.” Their approach is to fight poverty through business, “in partnership with local…
“It is a miracle that we are still alive,” Sviatoslav Shevchuk, Major Archbishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Church, told 80 members of the press. “So many good people around the world are united with us in their prayers and in their generosity.” On February 8, 2023, Aid to The Church In Need (ACN International) hosted…
All humanity has this in common: we rely on plants to provide us with nutrients. We also, by extension, rely on the creatures that help our plants flower. Bees play a vital role in pollinating our fruits and vegetables. In short, we all need bees. This simple fact is what fueled Carrie Dohe to start…
The government of Canada has provided $14 million to the Canadian Foodgrains Bank as a response to the global hunger crisis. These funds are going to be used to help respond to the food crisis in the Horn of Africa – specifically in Ethiopia, South Sudan, Kenya and Somalia. “We are likely weeks* away from…
“Christian schools create better citizens,” David Hunt says, “and you can verify that empirically.” Hunt is Cardus Education program director and co-author of a recent report focused on education titled Many Educational Systems, A Common Good. It’s the first Cardus report to compare Cardus Education survey results from three countries – Canada, America and Australia…
Earlier this summer, Chad McDonald’s pastor changed Chad’s life. The method might surprise you: he did it by donating an organ. One working kidney was what stood between Chad MacDonald and renewed strength and health, and Pastor Joel Ringma was able to provide that life-changing donation. Less than a quarter of Canadians are living organ…
On March 15, 2019 Cyclone Idai brought torrential rains and winds to Mozambique. The storm moved towards Malawi and Zimbabwe and resulted in severe flooding, leaving 2.6 million people desperately needing humanitarian aid. The Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFGB) is partnered with World Renew, who in turn has a partnership with an indigenous church in Malawi, Living Waters. After the cyclone, World Renew was quick to contact Living Waters, enter Malawi communities, asses the situation, develop a response and make a proposal to the Foodgrains Bank.
On March 15, 2019 Cyclone Idai brought torrential rains and winds to Mozambique. The storm moved towards Malawi and Zimbabwe and resulted in severe flooding, leaving 2.6 million people desperately needing humanitarian aid.
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