It was just over 28 years ago, in October 1982, that the first issue of what is now BC Christian News was distributed to 300 Vancouver and Fraser Valley churches. Some 5,000 copies of that first little black-and-white tabloid were printed. It was the beginning of an ambitious endeavour: to use a community newspaper to […]
The love of God
The love of God is the most wonderful, awesome, heart-warming, life-enriching truth that can ever engage human minds. Let us think it through from first principles, according to the teaching of the Bible. What is love? Essentially, it is action – not words, not feelings (though both may enter into it), but purposeful, generous, creative […]
Final thoughts on BC Christian News
BC Christian News has been a unique gift to the province of B.C. in many ways. The paper has been instrumental in connecting the wide body of Christ, in its rich diversity of activity and opinion. No other media has come close to such an accomplishment. Tom Cooper President of City in Focus BC Christian […]
The Light: a new Christian voice for B.C.
“As a new Christian, I prayed that God would lead me to the work He wanted me to do,” Steve Almond says. That belief led him to Christian Info Society (CIS) and BC Christian News (BCCN) in 1991. That same sense of God’s direction has led him to launch a new Christian periodical for British […]
Teaching Christians to defend the faith
A historic event is coming to the Lower Mainland. Apologetics.com and Ethos, a young adult ministry, are collaborating with ministries, universities, seminaries and churches to present “Believers Thinking, Thinkers Believing,” the first Apologetics Canada Conference. Coquitlam Alliance Church will host the event March 4-5. Confirmed speakers include Greg Koukl, Craig Hazen, Steven Collins, John Mark […]
What’s the deal with Valentine’s Day?
February 14 is well established as a day for people to express their affection for one another. Though Valentine’s Day is primarily seen as a time for expressing love between lovers and spouses, gestures of fondness are also given to teachers, parents and friends. This year, over a billion cards will be sent, emailed or […]
Finding your Valentine
Valentine’s Day can be exasperating for those who have not yet found their Valentine. Young adults are often haunted by questions such as: Will I find someone for me? What if I lose out on all the good ones? What if I marry the wrong one? What type of person am I looking for? Relationships […]
How can we tell if a Christian school has been successful?
What makes a Christian education successful? I have been principal of a Christian school for the past 15 years, and I have faced this critical and challenging question many times over the years. Far too often I see parents put intensive pressure on their children to achieve academically, artistically and athletically. While an appropriate amount […]
Don’t be a hooded horse
Back in the hazy days that I loosely refer to as high school, I distinctly remember a situation that went a long way toward changing the way that I thought about myself and the people around me. I was in the midst of grade 13 (the last year of high school in Ontario then), a […]
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A local church has been conducting a unique ministry for several years. Headed by bishop Charles Dorrington, the Reformed Episcopal Church in Saanichton is affiliated with the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA); it is part of the Diocese of Western Canada, Alaska and Cuba. The latter country is the focus of Dorrington and his […]
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