Bob Goff has just released a new book called "Everybody, Always." Today he joins Cheryl Weber to chat about what happens when we stop avoiding difficult people and simply love everyone. More
On March 3rd, a group of vandals marched down Locke Street in Hamilton, ON, damaging windows, property and vehicles, seemingly at random. After that night, the owner of vandalized "Donut Monster" reacted to this event with love and compassion. More
Cheryl Weber, Greg Musselman and Maggie John share a clip from a six year old boy named Eli Gougeon whose parents empowered him to achieve his vision to reach out to help the homeless this winter. More
Maggie John and Greg Musselman offer some practical tips to love and understand your neighbours, particularly people who are recent immigrants to the country or refugees. More
It was a year ago today that a massive wildfire was roaring through Fort McMurray, Alberta and Anthony Hoffman was one of the many heroic firefighters that fought what was called "The Beast." More
How will the world be like, if we all stopped for the one? Just once a day, for one person. A simple and powerful act of love that can be accomplished through each and every one of us. Something that Heidi Baker strives to do and to show God's love t More
Ed Brost, of My Hope with Billy Graham, provides insight on how to reach your neighbours by being 'a Matthew' when you share your faith story. Here he speaks about the importance of reaching out in yo More
Moira sits down with Kate McCord (a protective pseudonym) who has been a missionary in Afghanistan since 2001. She tells of how her Afghan neighbors welcomed and protected her in a country where women More
Terry LeBlanc is Executive Director, NAIITS (North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies)
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NAIITS focuses on the mentoring and training of Aboriginal leaders to carry the Good More
