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Julian of Norwich Anglican Church re-imagines their property
Julian of Norwich Anglican Church has a vision to re-purpose their property. The church is not going away; they are exploring ways of creating innovative partnerships to better meet present and future needs. Monique Stone, the incumbent priest […]
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Sci-fi well sown
It all began with a bag of ripe tomatoes and a quote from a science fiction novel. That was the day that Elizabeth Napethe met Pastor Terry Orchard and her life changed for all of eternity. “I was picking […]
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Churches prepare to do the dirty work
Ottawa churches are banding together to respond to disaster. Following the tornadoes, last fall, and the 2017 flood, local ministries have partnered to form Respond Ottawa, a rapid-response task force for both short- and long-term responses to natural disasters affecting […]
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The Compassion Experience comes to Ottawa
The room is dim; a dirty concrete floor with cold cinderblock walls imposing on three sides. The only light shines through the thick steel bars. It feels so real, just like the Nairobi prison where 9-year-old Jey was held, but a child’s voice reminds you that this is a story of hope. “That’s when […]
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Banking on discipleship
Christians are called by God to be a “Good News” people. Bringing hope to a languishing world, they are must stand as a counterculture in a world of darkness. This mandate has sweeping implications that believers embrace, socially and personally. Yet in one of society’s major challenges the Church struggles to differentiate […]
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Pursuing Kingdom goals
One might think a university athlete would have aspirations of a professional sports career or a job in the business or marketing side of their sport. For Paul Huggins, however, God had […]
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Shopping for a mission
It may look like other consignment stores, with racks of clothing, aisles of furniture, and shelves with dishes, books, and toys. At Bibles for Missions, if you stop and […]
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Ottawa’s Christian schools unite for expo
In Canada’s landscape of aggressive secularism and competing social agendas, Christian parents are increasingly turning to private religious schools for their children’s education. Yet, researching the options to find the best fit can be a challenge. A large group of Christian […]
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Loving evangelism
Evangelism: noun. To boldly proclaim the gospel. As in, most Christians firmly believe in evangelism, but find it quite scary. While that definition may be true, Tony Hedrick believes evangelism does not need to […]
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A young revival
Returning home after six months immersed in discipleship and missions, Jessica Martin thought she was alone. Her time in Vietnam, where the communist […]
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