If you've experienced broken relationships, you've experienced poverty. Let’s work together to understand poverty and how we can make lasting changes in our communities.
"Poverty is the result of relationships that do not work, that are not just, that are not for life, that are not harmonious or enjoyable. Poverty is the absence of shalom in all its meanings."
--Bryant Myers
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What are Canadian Christians doing about poverty in your neighbourhood, across Canada, and around the world?
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Compassion is a good impulse and a gift from God! But where should we start? What’s the first step in poverty alleviation?
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When Eric's father died, his family didn't just lose someone they loved: they lost everything. [ read more ]
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Did you know that more than 800 million people in the world don’t get enough to eat each day, yet the world produces enough food for them? [ read more ]
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One of the most challenging elements of any poverty alleviation effort is identifying people who are truly ready to change. [ read more ]
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Because sin entered the world, our stories and practices are twisted by its effects, and both individuals and groups are broken and can do evil. [ read more ]
