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Late in 2016 my friend, evangelist Chuck Price, brought the Ontario towns of Prescott and Cardinal to my attention. “Could we do a Finding the Hope outreach in those neighbouring towns?” Read more...

We met with the pastor and began to look at possibilities. Very quickly, the vision to reach every home with a gospel message came alive. Hope and anticipation began to rise in the pastor’s heart and in the congregation as they got hold of the vision. Read more...

We are grateful for the opportunity to labour with a number of congregations to bring the Finding the Hope message to people in 17 communities leading up to Easter. Each one needs an outpouring of the Lord’s grace. Read more...

Québec City and Lévis, QC It was a joy for us to participate with the ministry Aujourd’hui l’espoir and local churches who coordinated a unique outreach. Teams of over 200 people, coming from 12 local churches and from as far away as France, Switzerland and the United States, spent two weeks in late July and… Read More…

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This past year a lady in British Columbia wrote to our office asking us for permission to copy a page of the Finding the Hope booklet. She wanted to reproduce the page entitled “A Prayer to Jesus”, which we had included in the booklet as a suggestion to help people begin to pray. When we… Read More…

In spring nearly 2,000 homes in Calgary received the message of hope in Christ! Parkdale Grace Fellowship, a small congregation of Latino/Caucasion mix felt God’s call to reconnect with their neighbourhood. The church and EHC developed a plan. Finding the Hope packets were mailed, volunteers distributed door  hangers home by home before and after the… Read More…

Having begun less than five years ago, Finding the Hope is an initiative that has seen more than 400 campaigns carried out in communities from Newfoundland to British Columbia and into the far north. Responses come through the mail, email and web sites. Those who respond are able to also connect with a church in their area… Read More…

Many Canadians are distributing Finding the Hope resources and follow-up materials in their own communities. Some are going door to door in their own neighbourhoods, while others are handing out booklets and cards at community events, Bible study groups, soup kitchens, addiction centres or funeral homes. These believers are motivated by a desire to help… Read More…

Churches and individuals across Canada are using the Finding the Hope evangelism material to connect with lost people in their neighbourhoods. In addition to Finding the Hope campaigns led by churches, we receive requests for literature from Christians who desire to make the Gospel present in their communities in a more personal way. The following… Read More…