The EFC calls on churches to combat racism and its related attitudes and injustices.
Proposed legal changes would make assisted death available to people who are not at the end of life, and remove some other key safeguards to Canada's law on assisted dying. Learn more and contact your MP.
Articles and discussion questions that can help you and your church understand what is going on with pornography today, why it matters, and how we can respond as Christians and as parents. Newly revised in October 2019.
Download Renegotiating Faith, a major 2018 research report on the special faith challenges in the transition to young adulthood today. In 2019 a second report was released specific to the Christian postsecondary education sector.
Contribute to our nation's future using our new resources on: • Why get involved with social issues? And how? • Tips on contacting your MP • How a bill becomes law, and what you can do
Five-page submission from May 2020 recommends maintaining the distinction between palliative care and euthanasia, and recommends conscience...
"What is the little act of reconciliation God is calling you to do today?" by David Guretzki. Blog posted by Canada’s Christian magazine Sept. 10.
This paper from June 2020 looks back at the history of the EFC’s engagement in reconciliation with Indigenous peoples and recommends seven actions.
The EFC supports this bill to increase the penalty for sexual exploitation of a young person in a relationship of dependency or a person with a...
The EFC is concerned to hear that a number of programs across Canada that help women and girls escape paid sexual exploitation and sex trafficking...
Bill S-211 is a private member’s bill in the Senate that would require large corporations to report on what they are doing to make sure their...
The EFC submitted recommendations in May 2020 to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance regarding the government's response to the...
Bill C-233 is a private member’s bill that would ban sex selective abortion. It was introduced in February 2020. Use our sample letter to contact...
The EFC is pleased that the Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear a case about whether ecclesiastical decisions about membership and...
Podcast features editors of Love Is Moving; Act now on euthanasia expansion; Joel Gordon on racism and reconciliation
Getting ready for upcoming debates on extending euthanasia to people who aren't dying, on prostitution laws & on banning conversion therapy.
The software company Blackbaud was the victim of a cyberattack in May. The incident, now resolved, impacted backup data from the EFC.
The government's recent bill would allow assisted death for Canadians who are not dying as well as make other changes. Sample letter to contact...
Latest audio (Sept. 24): “Still salty after all these years,” with author Becky Pippert
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The recent government bill to ban conversion therapy proposed an overly broad definition that needs to be amended. Use our sample letter to contact...
What happens to togetherness when hope is realized quickly by some, slower by others? EFC President Bruce Clemenger tackles this question in a July...
A new bill this fall would allow assisted death for Canadians who are not dying, by removing the requirement that a person’s death must be “reasonably foreseeable” in order to be eligible for assisted suicide and euthanasia
“I am thankful for The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada and for their outstanding resources. Many of their booklets and resources on Canadian issues have been well read in our office. The EFC is our own private guardian. They stand up with us and for us when we can not do it by ourselves. We are blessed to have them acting and interceding on our behalf. Their helpful team of experts is always just a phone call or email away.” (www.outreach.ca)
"Affiliation with the EFC is an important part of our ministry posture in the Christian Reformed Church. It demonstrates to the local churches of our faith stream that the cause of Christ is a mission we share together with other traditions nearby to us. It is also a demonstration to the world of the uniting power of God's love for those who are called to express that love in places ranging from church basements to the towers of Parliament." (crcna.org)
"We have deeply appreciated the benefits of our affiliation with the EFC. We have enjoyed EFC resource staff who have spoken to faculty, staff and students on our campus, and have served as advisors via email and phone on other occasions. I have personally enjoyed the connections made with other ministry leaders through the EFC's annual Presidents' Day gatherings. I also deeply appreciate the role that the EFC has had in giving birth to what is now known as Christian Higher Education Canada - an association which has been an excellent source of fellowship and encouragement for our university. The vision and insights provided by the EFC have been a wonderful gift to the Canadian church!" (www.crandallu.ca)
"The EFC proves to be an important Kingdom partner. They help us to champion an evangelical engagement relevant to the Canadian context. As our country becomes more and more secular, a vital evangelical voice that is loud and clear is much needed. The theological resource and pastoral guidelines are very helpful, and they always come out in a timely manner." (tccc.ca)