Welcome to the Good Way
Cheryl Bear2022-06-13T15:15:52-04:00Reconciliation is not a destination. It’s a journey that will last our lifetime and generations to follow.
Walking Together in a Good Way
Canadian Baptist Ministries2022-06-14T11:13:51-04:00THIS BOOKLET CONTAINS a compilation of articles that have been run in previous issues of Mosaic magazine, as well as other thoughts shared by CBM’s Indigenous Relations Specialist Cheryl Bear. Our hope is that this guide will be a clarion call to our Canadian Baptist church family to become “other”.
A Celebration of Transformation – Children of Hope
Ruby Gatiera2018-08-21T09:23:34-04:00Canadian Baptists participated with a very different social group known as Children of Hope. Initially, we used the term “orphans and vulnerable children (OVC)” in Rwanda to identify them.
Emergency Relief
Canadian Baptist Ministries2019-04-29T10:58:50-04:00Emergency Relief 2019 Mozambique Cyclone 2018 DR Congo Ebola Outbreak 2018 Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami 2018 South Sudan
SENT: A City Story
Canadian Baptist Ministries2018-07-12T14:23:24-04:00A Photo Essay
Photos by Gordon Brew
Women’s Literacy
Canadian Baptist Ministries2018-07-24T14:50:23-04:00Earlier this week, CBM staff welcomed Laetitia Dusabimana to our Mississauga office for a short visit. Please join us in praying for Laetitia, who is the head of the women’s department for the Association of Baptist Churches of Rwanda, our partner in the region. She implements women empowerment programs and gives
Drawing on Hope
Canadian Baptist Ministries2018-07-18T14:11:20-04:00A Photo Essay
Photos by Gordon Brew
Become a CBM ChampionJon Williams2018-06-01T15:35:37-04:00
Seeing Light in the Darkness
Jon Williams2018-05-29T16:32:18-04:00In the upcoming issue of Mosaic, Executive Director Terry Smith reflects on faith, the first article in a series on faith, hope and love in 2018.
A Matter of Distance
Ruth Padilla DeBorst2021-08-27T14:37:23-04:00The issue at stake was one of distance. This so-called god the prophets of Baal were calling upon, where was he? How close to his people did he remain? How in touch with their needs was he? Theirs was a hopeless perseverance.