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1. Understand what it is. The Public Health Agency of Canada defined mental illness as “changes in thinking, mood, and/or behaviour associated with si [ read more ]
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“I’ll be 10 years sober in September – so it’s been a little over 9 years since I really started learning about my culture. I’m from the Gingolx locat [ read more ]
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When justice arises, it can feel overwhelming to know how to advocate well. Though our hearts may feel pulled toward the plight of our friends, client [ read more ]
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We hear the phrase, “pay it forward” tossed around from time-to-time but what is the real impact? Life Strategies gives 10 reasons as to why paying it [ read more ]
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This discussion guide accompanies the Pov.ology series of 6 videos discussing poverty, theology, the church, and what it all has to do with the indivi [ read more ]
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Pov.ology is a series of 6 videos discussing poverty, theology, the church, and what it all has to do with the individual Christian. [ read more ]
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Jesus once described himself as homeless. If Jesus lived in poverty and ministered to those in poverty, what implications does that have for Christian [ read more ]
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A discussion about how we as Christians should narrow the gap between our actions and what we say we believe. Pov.ology is a series of 6 videos dis [ read more ]
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This session focuses on some practical tips for improving both our attitudes and our actions as we seek to alleviate poverty. Pov.ology is a series [ read more ]
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Sometimes well-intentioned Christians attempt to alleviate poverty but end up doing more harm than good. Why does this happen and how can we avoid it? [ read more ]
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This is a discussion about the Gospel and how it is connected to our work in alleviating poverty. Pov.ology is a series of 6 videos discussing pove [ read more ]
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This is a discussion about the importance of each and every Christian to do their part, no matter how small it might be. Pov.ology is a series of [ read more ]
