Demographic, cultural and technological megatrends are rapidly reshaping our ministry context.
Understanding Canadian church and faith trends helps us better explain who we are as Evangelicals, helps us understand our place in the broader culture, and helps us make better ministry decisions.
The EFC works collaboratively to conduct and foster research that studies the changing contexts in churches and Canadian society.
The Canadian Christian podcast landscape has a new show that features conversations...
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MARKHAM – The Centre for Research on Canadian Evangelicalism (CRCE) announces its...
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We're excited to announce the debut of Faith Trends, a new EFC Podcast to serve the...
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Our experiment revealed some interesting insights and introduced the EFC to a wider...
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In this episode we talk to Sam Reimer about his new book Caught in the...
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We chat with guests Marilyn Draper (Tyndale Seminary) and Ron Johnstone...
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Understanding Canadian church and faith trends helps us better explain who we are as Evangelicals, helps us understand our place in the broader culture, and helps us make better ministry decisions.
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Understanding Canadian church and faith trends helps us better explain who we are as Evangelicals, helps us understand our place in the broader culture, and helps us make better ministry decisions.
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(61 sec) Has our culture lost its memory? How can churches grow in such a time and...
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How do religious charities benefit Canadian society? The EFC participated in a review in April, and the committee has now issued its report (June 2019).
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Africa, the “dark” continent brought to light by missionary David...
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Spiritual movements produce bizarre and often cult-like offshoots. Nowhere is this...
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A large poster summarizing the recent history of Evangelicals in Canada.
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By George Rawlyk, originally published in Faith Today.
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