A major new EFC survey suggests half of Canadians are either agnostic, atheist or unreligious. And only a tenth attend religious services weekly. How will the church respond?

Une nouvelle enquête suggère que la moitié des Canadiens sont soit agnostiques, soit athées, soit non religieux. Et seul un dixième assiste à des services religieux chaque semaine. Comment l'église répondra-t-elle?

La réponse de David Johnson à une nouvelle enquête importante qui suggère que la moitié des Canadiens sont soit agnostiques, soit athées, soit non religieux.

La réponse de Jenna Smith à une nouvelle enquête importante qui suggère que la moitié des Canadiens sont soit agnostiques, soit athées, soit non religieux.

What does it profit someone to gain marginal technological conveniences, but forfeit their soul? The answer may depend on whether or not the costs of such conveniences are, conveniently, passed on to others instead.

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The Church must be a compelling community of Scripture engagement

MARILYN DRAPER is assistant professor of practical theology at Tyndale University College & Seminary. She is an ordained minister and church planter. She spoke to Faith Today about the role of story in evangelism and ...

Lessons we’re learning on intercultural hospitality for Canadian churches today

Un pasteur et un homme politique ouvrent la voie

A pastor and a politician point to a better way

Can we end chronic poverty in Canada? Christian advocates are saying yes.

Anna Robbins was recently named the seventh president of Acadia Divinity College in Wolfville, N.S., and dean of theology at Acadia University beginning July 1. She spoke about her optimism for the Church today and th...

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