The Love of God at Leah’s Doorstep

You are in our thoughts and prayers as the nation and the world moves through a most difficult time. Read more...

Three ministries in the city of Abbotsford use Finding the Hope booklets extensively and see fruitful results! Read more...

"No one would blame Bogdan if, after what happened, he decided to stop going home to home. Insults, lies, false accusations and being unjustly arrested might deter many believers. But Bogdan finds joy in sharing the Gospel with others, and nothing dampens that." Read more...

The absence of Scripture and prayer in Canadian society is leaving a blank page that the Church cannot ignore because messages of all kinds are being written on this page. Read more...

It was a joy to work with a local ministry to coordinate a unique outreach. With people from countries as France and Switzerland, we spent two weeks in late July and early August praying and sharing the Good News of Christ with people across a large portion of Québec City and the city of Lévis. Read more...

The first 22 days of July brought a wave of good news to a portion of the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec. Over 19,000 homes from Nouvelle all along the coast to Grande-Rivière received a bilingual Finding the Hope packet and an invitation to a special evangelistic event. It began in late 2014 in prayerful conversation… Read More…

THE STORY BEGINS… Struck by a car, and hospitalized for months and then discharged, only to be told he would never walk again, Jeremiah of Papua New Guinea sank into the depths of despair. Jeremiah experienced an outstanding miracle and today he shares the love of God with people in his nation. In this dark… Read More…

By Jacqueline Dugas – Luke and Theophilus lived in a changing world. New ideas were shaping people and culture. Some chose their position and argued it out. The strongest currents of ideas carried others along. We get a glimpse of this in Acts where Paul pushes against these currents, speaking boldly, discussing and arguing persuasively… Read More…

God loves people. For this reason it matters greatly that people know about Jesus, God’s greatest gift. Two young EHC workers were on a remote mission assignment on a South Pacific island. They were systematically going from home to home, making sure that everyone heard about Jesus. Finishing one village, they noticed another across the river.… Read More…

Peter lost his hearing when he was five years old. By the time he was 24, he was miserable and did not want to live. One morning he woke up and decided he would kill himself by drinking battery acid mixed with beer. But just as he was making these plans, two EHC workers gave… Read More…