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
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Education at a crossroads
The education of children ought to be among the most paramount of concerns for Christians. This has always been true, but perhaps it is particularly so at this point in history. Many Christians are aware that at least two-thirds of churched children tend to leave the church in or after university. There are likely multiple factors involved in this lamentable state of affairs, … [Read more...] about Education at a crossroads
BC Event: Marc Dupont speaking in Langley in March
The River Fellowship in Langley, BC will be hosting Marc Dupont, March 15 to 17, 2024, as their annual spring conference special Keynote speaker. Conference organizer, Pastor Paul Hughes says, “you will be strengthened and encouraged with deep worship and solid biblical teaching from a humble, prophetically gifted leader and servant of Jesus. Prophetic words will be released as … [Read more...] about BC Event: Marc Dupont speaking in Langley in March
BC Event: Abbotsford City Prayer Breakfast marks its 33rd year
The Abbotsford City Prayer Breakfast takes place on Wednesday, April 10, 7:30 am at the Clarion Hotel and Conference Centre, with keynote speaker Henry Braun The theme for this year’s event is Act Justly, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly. Presented by MEI Schools, the focus of the event is to pray for our Mayor, City Council, First Responders, School Board, independent … [Read more...] about BC Event: Abbotsford City Prayer Breakfast marks its 33rd year
Global drug crisis calls for Christians to gather in prayer
Cartels. Exotic cars. Guns. Gang wars. Tent cities of – literally and figuratively – wasted lives. Everybody with any access to media knows the story: British Columbian’s get a firsthand look at the carnage, and locals and people with local connections play top roles, even from overseas prison cells. Postmedia crime reporter Kim Bolan has been reminding us of the British … [Read more...] about Global drug crisis calls for Christians to gather in prayer