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 Meyers
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Most of us who’ve been around local church ministry for any length of time have had a version of this conversation with someone
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Mike first arrived in Vancouver weary, with only $9 to his name. After finding shelter in a newspaper dumpster, he asked other people on the streets w [ read more ]
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Every spring we are reminded that new life is a beautiful part of the rhythm of creation. [ read more ]
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As our communities become more aware of the prevalence of trafficking, we must be wary of common myths and misinformation that can victimize, romantic [ read more ]
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Picture your typical Sunday morning church service: pews neatly filled with people, the order of announcements, worship, and speaking all falling into [ read more ]
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James was one of 681 youth in Vancouver who experienced homelessness last year. [ read more ]
