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| Canada's Amazing Women
| Breast Cancer Activists Influence Research |
The Olive Branch of Hope – Leila Springer
Margaret Gibb interviews Leila Springer about breast cancer, and about the ways the disease affects women – and particularly those women in the black community, like Leila – women who need to hear of an organization that reaches out to give hope, in Toronto, and beyond.
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| An Interview with Marie Ens |
| At MissionFest 2008 in Toronto, Margaret Gibb heard the story of Marie Ens, retired missionary, who is still deeply involved in Cambodia. Read about Canada’s Golden Retriever puppy Suzie, in the book My Forever Home, edited by children’s best-seller author Robert Munsch, and about the needs in hot, hot, hot Cambodia, as Margaret Gibb interviews Marie Ens for Maranatha News. |
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| Irene Pfeiffer reaching out to her community of Calgary |
| The Order of Canada is awarded to Canadians who have made a recognizable difference in our country through their extraordinary achievements. |
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| Equipping Women Globally |
| How can we help women globally to be all that God created and called them to be? The breadth of the need recognized by the World Evangelical Alliance shakes us. So does the way the Women’s Commission is tackling the problem—the strategy; the method of women training women, and passing it on. Right here in our nation, Leading Women conferences have caught the need to be strategic in training women. |
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| Dream of Florence Kehl to Bless Others |
| Florence Kehl’s five-year-old dream was not to be a ballerina or princess, but a missionary. The girl who grew up loving Jesus began to see a future overseas when Norman, her husband-to-be, was invited to be a missionary in India. |
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| Sew On Fire Ministries - An Interview with Wendy Hagar |
| I was amazed as I entered the 3,000-square-foot Burlington, Ontario, warehouse, packed to the rafters with clearly marked boxes and bins. Thousands of donated items filled the space. It was eight years ago when God birthed a dream in the heart of Wendy Hagar, but she had no idea this ‘nudging’ would grow into worldwide ministry, Sew On Fire. |
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