BRAMPTON, ONT. – (CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE) – God is present in the Middle East. Even as violence and chaos forces millions from their homes, God sees the opportunity to transform lives. Despite opposition and persecution, the Church in the Middle East has responded to practically share God’s love through partnership with the global Church. …
TORONTO, Ontario — (CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE) — The Board of Trustees of Wycliffe College at the University of Toronto, is pleased to announce the appointment of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Stephen Andrews as the 10th Principal of Wycliffe College. Stephen Andrews has worked in ministry, theological scholarship, and higher education for over 30 years, …
Ratanak International and Crossroads Relief and Development share an untold story in response to the sentencing hearing of the notorious child sexual predator. NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — (CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE) — With evidence soon to be concluded at a sentencing hearing of a Canadian man who pled guilty to crimes of sexual interference overseas …
Anti-trafficking organizations support the film’s message and encourage Canadians to join together in combating the world’s fastest growing crime TORONTO — (CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE) — From the Co-Producers of GOD’S NOT DEAD, CAGED NO MORE is a feature film that raises awareness of human trafficking, helps connect anti-trafficking organizations, and equips parents, schools and …
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TORONTO, Ontario — (CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE) — The Inuktitut Bible is being revised. Inuktitut is the language of some 30,000 Inuit living in the Eastern Arctic and Northern Quebec. The translation of the whole Bible into Inuktitut was completed 3 years ago, the fruit of a 25 year collaboration between the Anglican Church of …
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TORONTO, Ontario — (CANADIAN CHRISTIAN NEWS SERVICE) — La Bible en inuktitut fait l’objet d’une révision. Quelque 30 000 Inuits parlent l’inuktitut, dans la région est de l’Arctique et le Nord du Québec. La traduction complète de la Bible en inuktitut s’est terminée il y a trois ans, le fruit de 25 années de collaboration …
LA SOCIÉTÉ BIBLIQUE CANADIENNE ANNONCE LA RÉVISION DE LA BIBLE EN INUKTITUT Read More »