Book suggestions for those wanting to grow in their mentorship skills. Compiled by expert guests from the EFC’s recent webinar on “Mentoring and Why it Matters.”

Preparation and a plan are key

Local churches are uniquely positioned to be a comfort in terrible times

BOB LAARMAN is director of disaster response services for World Renew, the disaster response and community development arm of the Christian Reformed Church in North America.

When People Walk Away. A call to meaningful engagement with those who have turned away from the faith

There is nothing quite like a room full of young writers. That’s what I encountered yesterday at a seminar on The Beautiful Intersection of Faith and Writing at Urbana18.

It’s day two of #Urbana18 and there have been many fine moments already, but singing in a huge space with approximately 9,999 other people? That has to be one of the best parts of this student missions conference.

A NEW CURRICULUM seeks to teach students about the reality of human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Canada, and how to prevent it.

Mennonite pioneers on the Grand River

One way we get to hear from readers is by counting the number of times people view different blog posts. It helps us to know what’s popular, although that’s not the only criteria we use when planning future articles a...

What’s an Evangelical to think when 200 world religions meet in Toronto?

How do we decide what is essential in corporate worship?

Ten years of unpredictable changes in the Unification Church

The Scandal of Evangelism, by Elmer John Thiessen. Institutional Intelligence: How to Build an Effective Organization, by Gordon T. Smith. Every Job a Parable, by John Van Sloten. The Year of Less, by Cait Flanders. ...

Accommodating religious difference