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vcci.org

Victory Christian Church International empowers lives through God's Word, faith, and the love of Jesus Christ.

thegate.org

At The Gate Church in Lethbridge, Alberta, we are a Christ-centered community passionate about living out the gospel together. Located in the heart of downtown

victorylethbridge.ca

Introduction As urban areas continue to grow, the need for sustainable and efficient transportation options has become more pressing than ever. Electric bikes, commonly referred to as e-bikes, present a compelling solution to this challenge. Their role in promoting nature preservation and driving environmental sustainability is particularly significant in today’s context of escalating climate change… Continue reading The Impact of Electric Bikes on Sustainable Urban Mobility

victorymj.com

victory church moose jaw is a community of people devoted to loving god and loving people. we exist to lead people to know, love and serve jesus. we are a “no perfect people†church. we purposefully create a “high grace, high challenge†culture where people can experience truly transformational christian community. we create safe environments where people can encounter jesus and his good news first hand for themselves.

emcc.ca

Join us, Gen Epp and Tony Baker, as we explore inspiring stories, practical wisdom, and hopeful encouragement for everyone in the church who is eager to welcome, equip, and launch young people into a lifelong faith journey.

agcofcanada.com

We are an association representing over 150 churches, congregations and ministries from coast to coast across Canada. We exist to glorify God by partnering together in obedience to the Great Commandment and the Great Commission. Our national staff serve as support to member churches, pastors and ass

cuc.ca

We’ve had a lot of people ask us why we use the terms uncolonize and decolonize. They often wonder if they are interchangeable terms or if we mean to say decolonize. In using the terms uncolonize and decolonize we are drawing a distinction between two types of actions that Indigenous peoples need from settler accomplices if we are serious about living into Indigenous sovereignty. We are following the lead of Indigenous educators and activists Tres Rosa and Dina Gilio-Whitaker, and academic leaders Eve Tuck and K. Wayne Yang, who challenge non-Indigenous peoples to stop treating decolonizing like a metaphor for all social justice, inclusivity, or self-transformation work because it detracts from actual efforts to return stolen lands to Indigenous peoples and honour their sovereignty.