KITCHENER, ON—An original play touring Ontario next month will take aim at issues common to many marriages. Theatre of the Beat will premiere its hour-and-a-half long comedy A Bicycle Built for Two May 3 in Kitchener, Ontario, before launching a…Read More→
MONTREAL, QC—As membership declines and congregations age in many of Canada’s mainline churches, Montreal’s Presbyterian College is looking for ways to better equip its graduating pastors and develop their expertise in “church renewal.” There’s no question membership in traditional churches…Read More→
CAMBRIDGE, ON—Music may not be the first thing that comes to mind when considering Bible colleges and seminaries. Preaching and theology, yes—but music? Yet music is flourishing at many of these schools, including Heritage College and Seminary. When Heritage’s music…Read More→
OTTAWA, ON—In honour of the 50th anniversary of C.S. Lewis’ death, the 9th Hour Theatre Company is performing an adaptation of The Magician’s Nephew. The play, which is geared for children and families runs in Ottawa from March 12 to…Read More→
WINNIPEG, MB—The Recycled Orchestra is coming to Canada. Beginning in late April, the children’s orchestra from Cateura, Paraguay, will tour through Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. The group was virtually unknown until early 2013, when a documentary film crew…Read More→
TORONTO, ON—Known as the Mother Teresa of Africa, Heidi Baker has been caring for the poor and the orphans of Mozambique, with her husband Roland, for almost 20 years. Their amazing story of carrying the gospel throughout Africa is now…Read More→
OTTAWA, ON—Human trafficking is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. According to the National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking, it is the third most lucrative criminal activity globally, rivalled only by illegal drug and firearms trafficking….Read More→
***UPDATE, February 4, 2014*** OTTAWA—A number of health organizations have offered their support for Angus’ motion, including Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association, Centre for Education and Research on Aging and Health (CERAH), College of Family Physicians of Canada, Canadian Pharmacist Association and the Canadian Association…Read More→
ST. JACOBS, ON—Jesus the Homeless has found a home. Emerging from a year-and-a-half long search, the bronze statue, sculpted by Canadian artist Timothy Schmalz, has not only been graced with a place to lay its head, but also received a…Read More→
ANCASTER, ON—Since 1984, the Canadian Economic Assistance Foundation (CEAF) has helped parents offset the costs of sending their children to Ontario Christian schools. However, in early 2013, CEAF was notified by the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) that their School Support…Read More→