God created people as social beings. It’s how we were wired from the beginning. He designed us to be in relationships that are good, harmonious, and just. Today, our world is filled with conflict–with family members, neighbours, co-workers, and strangers. Competition and suspicion now mark our social interactions. But the good news is, reconciliation with others is possible. Through Jesus, we can overcome relational poverty to restore trust, peace, and justice.
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A Mother's Day conversation featuring Allison Alley and Anu George Canjanathoppil [ read more ]
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Poverty does more than steal hope from a child’s future. It also steals the joy of their childhood. [ read more ]
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Child labour robs children of the joy of being a child. [ read more ]
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How one sponsor’s generosity empowered Martin to serve others. [ read more ]
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How Compassion sponsorship helped to transform a girl who felt she didn’t belong into a woman who knows her worth in Christ. [ read more ]
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“Get ready to run,” Tevy urged her three children. “We’re leaving right now!” [ read more ]
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How does Power, Poverty, and Privilege apply to Jesus' call to love our neighbours? [ read more ]
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Assessing the current state of food access, needs, key stakeholders, and gaps in Richmond, BC. [ read more ]
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Assessing the current state of food access, needs, key stakeholders, and gaps Downtown Vancouver, BC. [ read more ]
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Assessing the current state of food access, needs, key stakeholders, and gaps in Westside Vancouver. [ read more ]
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Assessing the current state of food access, needs, key stakeholders, and gaps in Mt Pleasant, Vancouver, BC. [ read more ]
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Assessing the current state of food access, needs, key stakeholders, and gaps in Mission, BC. [ read more ]
