Where Neighbours Meet
Published On: December 12, 2025
MandS 2026: January 25. Your support fuels the spirit of community, dignity, and choice at Brunswick Street Mission.
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Mountains of Service
Published On: December 12, 2025
MandS 2026: January 18. Your support helps leaders gain the skills and confidence to transform their communities.
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Together in Prayer and Solidarity
Published On: October 15, 2025
MandS 2025: November 23. Mission and Service partners continue to serve in Gaza with remarkable faith and perseverance.
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From Sleepless Nights to Shared Strength
Published On: October 15, 2025
MandS 2025: November 16. The New Parents Support group aims to walk with parents as they navigate the complexities of raising a newborn.
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Faith, Farming, and Friendship
Published On: October 15, 2025
MandS 2025: November 2. ARI trains rural leaders from the Global South in servant leadership, sustainable agriculture, and community building.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism—Week 1: Jenni Leslie
Published On: October 14, 2025
Jenni Leslie calls us to reflect on privilege, listen to marginalized voices, and commit to building communities where everyone has a place at the table.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism—Week 1: YongSeok Baek
Published On: October 14, 2025
YongSeok Bak shares how accent bias shaped his experience in Canada—and how one conversation helped reclaim the power of his voice.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism—Week 2: Inzwi Munikwa
Published On: October 14, 2025
Inzwi Munikwa shares an experience that’s often seen as small but is really about consent, identity, and the cost of making racism “easier to hear.”
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40 Days on Anti-Racism—Week 2: Damber Khadka
Published On: October 14, 2025
Damber Khadka reflects on how racism denies the divine image in others—and why justice must begin with how we see one another.
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40 Days on Anti-Racism—Week 3: Bob Fillier
Published On: October 14, 2025
Bob Fillier shares a moment at a church meeting that revealed how subtle racism can show up—even in well-meaning spaces.
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