Since 2010, 592 places of worship across Canada have been the target of arsonists. 145 of these attacks have been in BC; 126 in Ontario; 161 across the Prairies; 48 in the Atlantic Provinces; 103 in Quebec; and 7 in the Territories. There is no specific sentencing against this in the current criminal code. Conservative MP for Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge in British Columbia, … [Read more...] about Marc Dalton stands up for churches
British Columbia: The Ridge Church – Partnering for Winter Shelter and HUB Ministries
A temporary winter shelter with 30 beds has started at Ridge Church in addition to the HUB ministries on their property in Maple Ridge. Open from October 1 to April 30, community members needing a warm, dry place to rest at night will have a secure and safe place to be. The space is open from 9 pm until 7 am every day. Dayna Olson-Brooks, pastor of Community & … [Read more...] about British Columbia: The Ridge Church – Partnering for Winter Shelter and HUB Ministries
British Columbia: Extending a 20-year legacy with New Hope in Motion
Christina Liu just passed her fifth month as executive director of New Hope Community Services. She’s tasked with expanding doors for refugees, navigating insurance claims from a fire last year, and providing new energy and incentives for stakeholders moving forward. “Christina brings a wealth of experience from the organizations she has worked for in the past, both in donor … [Read more...] about British Columbia: Extending a 20-year legacy with New Hope in Motion
60 years for Baptist Housing.
People are the heart of our ministry. Marc Kinna, President and Chief Executive Officer of Baptist Housing, says “our ministry exists following after the compassion and love of Jesus for the world, compelling us to do likewise in loving those who need housing, care, and restoration of their souls.” Some 2,750 seniors reside comfortably in the 21 living communities located … [Read more...] about 60 years for Baptist Housing.
British Columbia: Changes for ACTS at TWU
If things go according to plan, the ACTS consortium at TWU will cease to function as of May 1, 2026 and students will transition their education to a newly formed Trinity Western University School of Theology. Accreditation is being sought by TWU and efficiencies are being considered in conversations between the seminaries. Transitioning the accreditation from … [Read more...] about British Columbia: Changes for ACTS at TWU