SWINDON, United Kingdom — (CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE) — The Christian song “Your Word” that reaffirms the truth and hope found in the Bible will be released in the top 10 languages of Bible readers from November 20th, 2015 and the following week onwards. Written and produced by a multi-award winning production team led by …
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Winnipeg –(CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE)– The staff of Canadian Lutheran World Relief (CLWR) and the two major national Lutheran church bodies are coming together for the first time to bring a Syrian refugee family to Canada. The national offices of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) and Lutheran Church-Canada (LCC), the LCC Central District …
CLWR and Partner Lutheran Churches “Walking the Walk” to Resettle Syrian Refugees Read More »
BRAMPTON, ON. – November 24, 2015 – Trapped in transition, millions of refugees remain stranded and alone, fleeing from violent conflict overwhelming the Middle East. The plight of these families is the focus of the upcoming documentary, Trapped in Transition, presented by Partners International Canada (PI Canada) and shares the stories of national workers serving …
Film Premiere for Syrian Refugee Documentary Dec. 3 Read More »
Toronto — (CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE) — You’re invited to celebrate Christian Horizons Jubilee 50th anniversary event held on December 3rd in Oakville Churches, partners and everyone interested in learning more about Christian Horizons and developmental services is invited to attend the organization’s Jubilee Finale on December 3, 2015. The event will be hosted at …
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TORONTO – Elle était en préparation depuis plus de 60 ans, et grâce au soutien de la Société biblique canadienne (SBC), le peuple yupik du sud-ouest de l’Arctique dispose maintenant d’une version complète de la Bible dans sa propre langue. Le yupik est la langue autochtone des Inuits qui vivent dans l’ouest et le centre-sud …
TORONTO – It has been more than 60 years in development, but the Yup’ik-speaking people of the Southwestern Arctic now have the complete Bible in their own language, thanks to the help of the Canadian Bible Society. Yup’ik is the aboriginal Inuit language of people who reside in western and south central Alaska. Written with …