Should courts be able to review the membership decisions of religious communities and other voluntary associations? Learn more about the Supreme Court "Wall" case that the EFC is involved in.
What happens to refugees in Canada after their sponsor's 13-month commitment ends?
This free 40-page EFC booklet contains articles and discussion questions to help you and your church understand the damage pornography is causing in society today, why it matters, and how we can respond as Christians, churches and parents.
Many people have preconceived ideas about pregnancy care centres. Three questions with Dr. Laura Lewis.
Amid all the news about shootings, hurricanes and earthquakes, let's not forget East Africa, facing one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises since the Second World War.
The EFC and the CCCC are calling Christians to pray for religious freedom on Sunday, Nov. 26.
Ask your MP to maintain protection for clergy and religious services.
Read the weekly blog of Canada’s Christian magazine. Oct. 11: “The awful legacy of Hugh Hefner”
The EFC offers travelling speakers for your next event, plus donor relations staff who would be glad to come visit you.
The EFC Podcast, a regular series of downloadable audio recordings, launched June 1 on iTunes, Google Play and SoundCloud.
The EFC supports the bill, currently before the Senate, and offers related resources.
Join us Oct. 18 at noon EST for this free EFC webinar on recovering from pornography addiction
Should Canada expand access to medical assistance in dying? Here's the EFC's submission and some additional background on the key issues.
Where can you get the latest news from the EFC? Check out our our weekly e-newsletter, events calendar and latest bimonthly newsletter.
Recommendations for Canada on sexual exploitation, prostitution, human trafficking, pornography and religious freedom. Submitted jointly by the EFC...
The EFC denounces recent violence and prays peace and calm will prevail both in Edmonton and Las Vegas, and across the two nations.
A quick interview on a campaign that calls five Canadian organizations to "Choose Change." UPDATE: Success at The Keg restaurants (Sept. 26)
(41 min 36 sec) A round-up conversation on some of the issues the EFC is working on this fall. Join host Karen Stiller as we catch up on the latest information on medical assistance in dying, pornography, religious discrimination, Bill C51, and others. Participants had the opportunity to ask questions and hear directly from Julia Beazley, the EFC’s director of public policy.
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