Religious freedom is critical to our quest to know and worship God. Living out our religious beliefs includes gathering together to worship God, teach, do good works, and share our faith. Religious freedom is the ability to hold religious beliefs and live them out, personally and in community, privately and publicly.
Canada is a nation in which people of different faiths live side by side. Canadian law and society recognize the significance of religious belief and practice. Freedom of conscience and religion are the first fundamental freedoms listed in Canada’s
Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
OTTAWA, ON – In a complex split ruling released June 15, a majority of the...
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OTTAWA – Today, the Supreme Court affirmed in Wall v. Judicial Committee of the...
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Text from a presentation by David Guretzki, EFC Executive VP & Resident Theologian,...
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EFC President Bruce J. Clemenger summarizes the implications of the decision in the...
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The EFC responds to the news that Trinity Western University has decided to make its...
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Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders gave a joint update March 28 about the...
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Asking for “a real, substantive change to the attestation” required for the...
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The EFC wrote to all MPs asking for changes to the problematic attestation procedure...
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Religious freedom is critical to our quest to know and worship God. Living out our religious beliefs includes gathering together to worship God, teach, do good works, and share our faith.
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Religious freedom is critical to our quest to know and worship God. Living out our religious beliefs includes gathering together to worship God, teach, do good works, and share our faith.
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Bruce Clemenger, President of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, responds to the...
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EFC President Bruce Clemenger comments on a Supreme Court decision about whether courts...
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Now is the time to contact MPs about how this federal program needs to be changed for next year to make it fair and accessible for all religious groups.
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Background paper, revised in August 2001, examines the issue of civil disobedience from a Christian perspective.
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