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 …
MISSISSAUGA, ONT. –(CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE)– As Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus, it’s a wonderful time to reflect on God’s love for the world, and to show love to others. According to a recent Ipsos Reid poll, Canadians agree. They reported that family time and faith are central to the spirit of Christmas. The …
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TORONTO–(CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE)–Castle Quay Books announces the release of The Yuletide Factor: Cause for Perpetual Comfort and Joy by youth advocate, speaker, and award-winning author Tim Huff. This collection of seasonal short stories takes readers on a timeless journey, touching down at the unlikeliest of times and in the most improbable of places, where …
TORONTO – Behind every Bible translation and publishing project, there is a long line of technology and expertise that has made the translation and presentation of the new resource possible. Last month in Toronto, 40 technology professionals from around the world gathered at a hotel near the airport, hosted by the Canadian Bible Society (CBS). …
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Toronto – Derrière chaque projet de traduction et de publication de la Bible se cachent de nombreux professionnels des technologies qui ont rendu possible la traduction et la diffusion de nouvelles ressources bibliques. Le mois dernier à Toronto, 40 spécialistes du monde entier se sont réunis dans un hôtel situé à proximité de l’aéroport, à …
Free Report and Webinar to Highlight Findings On any given weekend, an estimated 300,000 people across Canada participate in the kind of church that draws 1,000 or more in weekly attendance. That’s about 1 of 8 people who went to a Protestant church. Even in cities where sizable portions of the population check “no religion” …