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Our affiliates

Our affiliates are a key reason the EFC is able to serve the Body of Christ across Canada. The institutions that formally reconnect with us year after year fall into four main groups:

  • denominational groups including regional, national and international ones;
  • charitable ministry organizations from humanitarian to evangelistic and beyond;
  • postsecondary schools;
  • and hundreds of individual church congregations from a wide range of traditions.

Together we are stronger! We learn from each other, discerning God’s leading for our country and its cities and neighbourhoods at the present moment. We partner to develop resources together. And we seek consensus, so that united we can work for the good of the society where God has placed us.

Is your church or other Christian institution an EFC affiliate? If not yet, then join us!

Search Affiliate Websites:

Search across all the websites of EFC-affiliated churches, schools and other organizations. For example, you can enter the name of a specific country into this custom Google search to look for examples of what our affiliates are doing in that country.

Want to donate in support of a disaster in a certain place? Try a search to find which affiliates are already at work there and thus worth considering as recipients of your donation. All our affiliates are registered charities.

Search EFC Affiliate Listings:

To find out if what current affiliates we have in a particular city, type the name of the city in the Search For field below, and then click the Search button.

You can also type in the name of a denomination, church, ministry organization, or post-secondary school to see if they are an affiliate of the EFC. Simply type in the full or partial name of the organization within quotation marks (e.g., "name of church")  in the Search For field and click the Search button.

 
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Fellowship of Evangelical Bible Churches

We are a fellowship of biblical and evangelical churches, valuing local autonomy, committed to a common purpose and a shared set of values, working together to build the Church of Jesus Christ in our local communities and around the world. Headquarters: Langham, Saskatchewan

Type of affiliate: Denominations
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Evangelical Free Church of Canada

As a part of that Body of Christ, the Evangelical Free Church of Canada desires to understand and fulfill its particular calling in the work of the Kingdom. The EFCC will seek to live out our calling to be a New Community in Christ, reflecting the fullness of His vision for the Kingdom of God “on earth as it is in heaven.”

Type of affiliate: Denominations
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Baptist General Conference of Canada

We are a family of churches that stretch across Canada from BC to Nova Scotia. Our national office is located in Edmonton, Alberta and it is my privilege to serve as Executive Director of our denomination. Our desire is to "build a network of churches that make disciples who live and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in their communities, Canada and the Nations.

Type of affiliate: Denominations
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Canadian Assemblies of God

The Canadian Assemblies of God (formerly Italian Pentecostal Church of Canada) began with a unique ministry to the Italian community, which now encompasses all Canadians, regardless of language, nationality or race that proclaims the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit throughout Canada and the world based on the biblical standard of ministry in the New Testament Church. Headquarters: St-Léonard, Quebec

Type of affiliate: Denominations
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Associated Gospel Churches of Canada

The AGC traces its beginnings to the early 1890s when a group of independent evangelical churches became known as the Christian Workers' Church of Canada, under a charter granted to Dr. P .W . Philpott, pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle in Hamilton, ON. These churches were concerned about the growth of theological liberalism and in 1922 felt the need to unite with others who practised a simple biblical faith. In 1925, because other groups with contrasting doctrine and practice were using similar n

Type of affiliate: Denominations
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