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God’s Goodness and the Faithful Service of Church Workers
by Rev. Robert Mohns I have heard it said in our day, “what the world needs most today are more heroes.” And if you track the message of media in our world, it would have us focus our attention on heroes and put our hope…
Apologetics seminar in Saskatoon
Being equipped in apologetics of Christianity is something many people find encourages their faith. In November 2025, Dr. Adam Francisco, former Concordia professor and now Director of Academics and Scholar in Residence at the organization 1517, visited Saskatoon to present on the topic, and the…
A Place for You
by William Mundt He spoke calmly, but still you could see anxiety rising in their eyes. Three short years earlier He interrupted their lives and their livelihood and now He was talking about going away—without them. “In my Father’s house are many rooms. If it…
Worthless?
by Glenn Worcester My parents divorced when I was fifteen. After that, I lived with my mom while my brother stayed with my dad. Growing up, my brother was the “bad kid” (he got kicked out of high school in grade eleven for drugs), so…
Faith, Technology, and Science Fiction
By: Bill Anderson Roddenberry and Star Trek “Space, the final frontier…” My first foray into technology was watching Star Trek in the 1960s. I was only five years old when it originally aired in 1966. But when ITV Edmonton did re-runs in 1975, I was…
Conference to explore relationship between indigenous peoples and the Christian faith
EDMONTON – At its annual conference The Canadian Centre for Scholarship and the Christian Faith, a think-tank headed by Lutheran Church–Canada pastor and Religious Studies professor Rev. Dr. Bill Anderson, will explore the theme “Indigenous People and the Christian Faith: A New Way Forward.” Scheduled…
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