Wycliffe College professor John Bowen’s book, Evangelism for ‘Normal’ People, was published in 2002. Since then it has sold 10,000 copies. The book is used as a textbook in several Canadian seminaries. But 2002 is a long time ago. Here’s what the author thinks now.
Scholars Gordon Matties and Dan Epp-Thiessen on their new commentaries
A pastor and a politician point to a better way
Pastor Troy Watson reflects on why "Who are my Samaritans?" is just as important a question as "Who is my neighbour?"
As an enthusiastic, confident, and ambitious young woman, finding my place in Kingdom work can be exciting, but also complicated. Messages in culture clash with those in scripture and sometimes even the Biblical truths get blurred behind tradition and gender stereotypes. “A...
Special report: Major new EFC survey suggests half of Canadians are either agnostic, atheist or unreligious. And lots more!
As “host” of the two EFC webinars we have done so far, one on euthanasia and one on religious freedom in Canada, I have to say, they are surprisingly enjoyable to do. Surprising in their enjoyment because they are also a little bit nerve-wracking. The fear of being tongue-tied...
News from the Peace and Reconciliation Network
At Faith Today, we thought we would carry on the conversation about American and Canadian Evangelicals generated by our May/Jun cover story. So here we present the reaction of an American Evangelical to that story, and the response from our writer Sam Reimer.
Putting God’s glory ahead of avoiding lawsuits