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
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Delta Hospice Society – Every life a gift
Angela Ireland (President of DHS) and Dr. Will Johnson teamed up together to reaffirm the life of the Delta Hospice Society in a Youtube video titled The Story of Euthanasia. Johnson has been fighting the onslaught of euthanasia now for 30 years and Ireland led a two-year battle to save the organization from a hostile takeover by activists. During that struggle the society grew … [Read more...] about Delta Hospice Society – Every life a gift
Joining the civility revolution
Canadians used to be known for how polite and kind we were. We were famous for saying sorry, and putting others first. Have you noticed that many of us seem to becoming a lot ruder and insensitive? The COVID lockdowns didn’t help. It often brought out the worst in people and forced many into lonely isolation. What can we do about the anger and nastiness that seems … [Read more...] about Joining the civility revolution
10 reasons to work at a Christian Camp
Work at a Christian camp gives meaning to a summer. It’s not just flipping hamburgers or stocking shelves, but investing in the lives of campers and fellow summer staff, through the ministry of organized camping. It combines the beautiful outdoors with an opportunity for ministry. Working outdoors is a great way to spend a summer, but it is significant when it becomes an … [Read more...] about 10 reasons to work at a Christian Camp
The hidden dangers of Bill-63
The First reading of the 104 pages of Bill 63, during the First Session of Canada’s 44th Parliament on February 26, 2024, seemed well-intentioned. The Bill purported to amend the Criminal Code, the Canadian Human Rights Act, and An Act respecting the mandatory reporting of Internet child pornography by persons providing Internet service…”. The problem with legislation is always … [Read more...] about The hidden dangers of Bill-63