Like so many isolated Nunavut communities, Baker Lake struggles with suicide, crowded housing, lack of jobs, and a high cost of living. So many of those in attendance were coming to find hope in the midst of their difficult lives. John and Mary* were among them.
5 Answers on the Supernatural
The “Charlie Charlie Challenge” is growing in popularity as teens upload videos to social media of them trying to call on an evil spirit. Read more
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The Baker Lake Celebration with Will Graham, a free outreach event featuring worship and a Gospel-centered message, concludes Sunday.
The free two-day evangelistic outreach and concert event is being held in remote Baker Lake, just miles from the geographic center of Canada.
Nunavut teen finds hope in preparations for Baker Lake Celebration of Hope.
Nunavut woman thanks God for renewal Baker Lake Celebration of Hope offers.
Allan learns the importance of faith vs. good works from BG-RRT chaplains in PEI.
On May 12, 1966, Billy Graham addressed the 150th Annual Meeting of The American Bible Society. Today, 53 years later, his warning about a culture that denies the authority of Scripture is even more urgent.
God used some damaged trees, and the timely presence of just the right clean-up volunteers, to bring three people to Christ recently in Prince Edward Island.
Every hour, on average, more than 1,000 people are exploring the Gospel on one of Search For Jesus’ evangelistic sites, with an average of 32 people indicating decisions for Christ.
