Ministries Articles

The book Pieces of Purple released by MK writer Michèle Phoenix, a faithful member of our Classic ReBoot teaching staff each summer, compiles over three decades of her research, teach...

Do we Christ-followers want to see the peoples of Greenland and Canada become part of the family of God as eagerly as the USA president  wants their territories to be part of the USA? It’s a v...

Diaspora communities are finding healing and support through the “Caring for Wounded Hearts” program, which uses Bible-based materials to address trauma and foster resilience. Small groups gather i...

In this blog, John MacDonald explores the concept of genuine Christ-like transformation, contrasting the philosophies of "to do is to be" and "to be is to do" within the context of the Se...

The so-called ‘New Atheism’ movement that came to prominence in the earlier part of this century has now declined. However, it has left in its wake an intriguing residue of religious and cultural c...

This brilliant lecture by Dr. William Cavanaugh from DePaul University explores two sides of the modern economy: the rationalized and disenchanted world of the Amazon warehouse, and the enchanted w...

"The gospel is for everyone, anywhere and every generation."  Sadiri Joy Tira shares from his heart ahead of the upcoming 4th Lausanne Movement gathering about the changing mission landsc...

Many years ago, when I was a kid, my dad gave me a Swiss Army Knife for my birthday. That red handled knife was more than just a pocketknife, it was a multi-tool. Mine had knife blades, a saw, a fi...

Ray Woodard, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Outreach Canada Ministries, shares an exciting update on the search for the new Executive Director of OC.

"After a careful and...

What does a book, a hand-written letter, an airplane, an Origami crane, and a cardboard box have in common? All very different, yet all are paper.

The thing that makes OC d...

At Outreach Canada Ministries, we recognize that the challenges facing the Church and individual Christians are too significant to be addressed alone. By partnering with churches, ministries, and i...

The majority of Filipinos are Christians (around 84%) with the largest majority being Catholic (around 81%). Most “Pinoys” are Christians - not Hindus, Muslims or Buddhists. They are religious! How...