This free 40-page EFC booklet contains 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, churches and parents.
Three questions with lawyer Albertos Polizogopoulos on the June 2017 case on whether doctors can be forced to refer against conscience, a policy of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
The June case against the forced referral policy of Ontario doctors is partly about the Christian belief in the sanctity of life.
Faith leaders in Canada are calling on all Canadians to mobilize in response to one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises since the Second World War.
A disappointing report from the parliamentary health committee about the public health effects of online pornography calls for our response, says Julia Beazley, the EFC's director of public policy.
Should Canada remove laws against interfering with clergy and disturbing religious worship meetings?
The EFC Podcast, a weekly series of downloadable audio recordings, launched June 1 on iTunes, Google Play and SoundCloud.
Read the weekly blog of Canada’s Christian magazine. Aug. 7: "Canadian author Mark Buchanan tackles the life of David in upcoming novel...
A quick interview about the June 13-15, 2017 legal case against the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
The EFC offers travelling speakers for your next event, plus donor relations staff who would be glad to come visit you.
The EFC supports the bill, currently before the Senate, and offers related resources.
Rev. Hyeon Soo Lim, a Canadian pastor imprisoned for two years in North Korea, was recently freed and returned home.
The EFC has received intervener status in the Trinity Western University law school cases, scheduled for Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 2017 at the Supreme...
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The Buying Sex Is a Crime Campaign is supported by a wide range of groups across the country, including the EFC.
The CMRF's latest report (June 5) studies how mission work is communicated and promoted in Canadian churches. Check out the entire series.
A quick interview on a campaign that calls five Canadian organizations to "Choose Change."
EFC President Bruce Clemenger is among a number of Canadian religious leaders who are asking Canadians to mobilize in response to the dire famines impacting South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria and Yemen. In this video, Evangelicals are urged to pray for the people in these countries, to become informed and to tell others about the tremendous need.
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"The challenge for churches and church leaders has never been greater. How do we fulfill our mandate to be salt and light in a society where the public expression of faith collides with the complexities of a changing socio-political environment? Our partnership with The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada is an essential part of the solution. As an affiliate of the EFC we have access to personnel, critical information services, and support resources to assist us in understanding and developing a Christian response to the current trends and changes in our society. Our affiliation with the EFC also gives us the assurance that we are not alone. We are a part of a larger Christian community and, through the voice of the EFC, our Christian perspectives are being represented in public forums with integrity, consistancy and excellence." www.theportico.ca