We have experienced the freedom and hope that Jesus brings! Yet so often we live a myopic life. This Easter, let’s choose to truly see Jesus.
An MCC truckload of emergency food crossed into Gaza on March 19.
MCC partner Loreto Rumbek School creates space for young women to grow, learn and express themselves in a safe and supportive environment.
Grief prayers are components of God’s Kingdom work transforming us more and more into the image of Jesus. Grieving well is part of what love means. Let us with confidence bring our grief prayers before the throne of grace!
MCC has trained peacemakers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to work in their communities, resolving small conflicts before they turn into bigger problems that can become violent.
As disciples of Jesus, we are to be salt and light in our world. As we step into the troubles of 2024—and there are many—can we be salt and light through expressions of encouragement?
MCC is sending cash transfers to people in Gaza through its partner Near East Council of Churches. Although supplies in Gaza are minimal, the cash is used to buy what is available, which brings hope to people who are suffering from Israel’s military invasion.
In most cases, it is not our problems as such that do us in. It’s lack of hope.
Carson Samson reflects on his friendships with Harold Jantz and Tim Wiebe. Both former CCMBC staff members will be dearly missed.
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An interview with Robin Bjarnason of Westwood Church (Prince George, BC)
Robin Bjarnason is part of the pastoral team at Westwood Church. In this interview she shares about the joys of pastoral ministry and also some of the challenges that come with being a woman in leadership.