Moving Toward Connection in Addressing Global Poverty & Injustice Canadian Christian Relief and Development Association (CCRDA) announces new name and refreshed vision for more impact through collaboration [Elmira, ON]: Global development today is more complex than ever and requires greater collaboration for increased impact. As a sector leader for nearly 40 years, Kentro Christian …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Veronica Pellini veronica@grafmartin.com or 519-342-3703 x104 Gen Z Ready for LIFE ON PURPOSE Alpha Canada releases new series to equip students to share life, faith, and Jesus, February 17th Waterloo – February 17, 2022 – Christian GenZ appears ready to live out their faith – and share it – …
China: New Online Rules Curtail Religious Freedom Further Anyone who wishes to use the internet to publish religious content in China will need a permit from 1 March onwards. The new Measures for the Administration of Internet Religious Information Services, which were published last month and will come into force on 1 March, require internet …
Crossings Art Exhibition Offers a Powerful Message of Hope and a COVID-safe Experience 2022 is off to a rough start. Ontarians are weary and their resilience is at an all-time low. Nearly all events and group outings are cancelled or moved online. But there is hope found in a modern take on a centuries-old practice: …
For Immediate Release Media Contact: Shannon Mischuk, shannon@grafmartin.com Afghanistan is the most dangerous place to be a Christian as Taliban takeover emboldens Islamist extremists worldwide. ELMIRA, ON – January 19, 2022 – Afghanistan is now the most dangerous place in the world to be a Christian, according to figures released today in the 2022 …
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Citizens told to “eat less” despite North Korean food crisis By Timothy Cho (pseudonym used); North Korean refugee Despite the ongoing North Korean food crisis, citizens are being told to “eat less food.” As we approach the end of 2021, some countries are slowly recovering from the impact of the coronavirus – but not North …