Christians are called to actively seek the good of those around us and our country (Jeremiah 29:5-6). Our participation as individuals in discussions about public policy and politics, like our engagement in all of life and community, is part of our witness.
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Columnist David Guretzki offers some confessional reflections after the recent election...
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EFC Senior Ambassador Bruce Clemenger reflects on our ongoing political task.
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As police forces report increased hate crimes in Canadian cities with the largest...
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Join us in a day of prayer for our leaders in all levels of government.
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Religious people are not very popular when it comes to politics.
Our guest John...
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Are Christians really so intolerant? Dr. Sam Reimer is a sociology professor at...
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EFC President Bruce Clemenger sent a letter of congratulation after the federal...
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Together with Jewish leaders, the EFC asks to reschedule the next fixed election date...
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How can churches be active during an election and still follow the rules that guide non...
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Deina Warren from the Canadian Council of Christian Charities shares some questions for...
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Submission of the EFC to a Calgary committee on proposed bylaw banning conversion therapy
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The EFC submitted recommendations in May 2020 to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance regarding the government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Why get involved with social issues? Tips for contacting/meeting an MP. How a bill becomes law. And more. Revised March 2022
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Pourquoi s’impliquer dans les questions
sociales ? Conseils pour contacter
les députés. Et plus. Revisé en Mars 2021
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