Community Engagement

In anticipation of Canadian Foodgrains Bank Sunday, plan a congregational watch party on this short (23-minute) documentary called Common Strength. 

This series of 6 webinars explores ways churches can be better neighbors. 

The best ways for us and our churches to give at Christmas, or any time, is by discovering and building on the gifts and skills of people and communities.

Many people in our churches and communities understand the darkness, especially this year. What are some practical ways churches can shine the Light of Christ with our neighbors this year?

What does it mean to be a witness for Christ? We'll explore that question in a week-long devotional that's free for you, your family, your small group, your church, and anyone else interested in joining God on mission.

N.T. Wright is less concerned about the "why" of the Pandemic and more concerned about the "what" of the Christian response. 

I interviewed an Alberta emergency room physician, an emergency room nurse, a unit nurse, and a primary-care paramedic. Here's what I found.

What are you doing to check-in on your church and community members? Here are some resources, and we would love to hear your stories.

Wondering how your church will meet the needs of its members and community? You can lead the way to create a system of response and hope.

As places where people gather, our congregations have a special role to play in the face of coronavirus COVID-19.

Rev. Kristen Peachey, Director of Faith and Health Partnerships, shares wonderful resources in response to the Coronavirus. 

Here's a review of Brian Fikkert and Kelly M. Kapic's recent book, A Field Guide To Becoming Whole. The book and field guide are helpful in understanding where traditional responses to poverty have missed the mark.