[…] Breakā Discussion Groups 11am PT / 12pm MT / 1pm CT 2pm ET / 3pm AT / 3:30pm NT 60 minutes with flexible timing ā please feel free to come and go. āCoffee breakā discussion groups are a chance to connect with other conference participants through informal sharing and chatting about what youāve been […]
Churches, schools, religious orders, and ecumenical groups across Canada are set to Give it up for the Earth! this Lent.
[…] Flow, was written by Doug Romanow for our 30th anniversary in 1993. Let Justice Flow Let Justice Flow (instrumental) You can purchase the score (written music) below. PDF copy (via email) Cost of music score in PDF format: 5 CAD. A PDF version will be emailed to you. Canadian orders (includes shipping and handling) […]
[…] open letter for the collection of multiple signatures (PDF) Download Petition-style Letter Campaign posters and social media graphics Printable posters These posters are easy to print. Feel free to post them on your church bulletin board or local community boards. Letter size (8.5ā³x11ā³) poster 11ā³x17ā³ poster Social media graphics Instagram, Facebook and Twitter graphics […]
[…] of the CPJ website. Please let us know if you encounter accessibility barriers on the CPJ website: Phone: 613-232-0275 E-mail: ac.jpcobfsctd@jpc Postal Address: 200-334 MacLaren St, Ottawa, ON K2P 0M6 We try to respond to feedback within 5 business days. This statement was created on April 18, 2024, and last reviewed on April 18, 2024.
The 2024 Board of Directors of CPJ: Paul Berry, Daniel Cho, Michael DeMoor, Ian Van Haren, Marlene Bergsma, Willow Baarda, Vincent Yagayandi, Willard Metzger, and Cathy Rogers. On the screen: Monica Tang and Keira Yoon-Kang. Not in the photo: Barnabas Gwaza, Wanda Walter, and Jonathan Schmidt. Bringing together vast and varied skills and talents, […]
Did the 2024 Federal Budget pass CPJās āpublic justice testā? The answer is no: important steps were taken, but not at a sufficient level of ambition to change the status quo ā and certainly not enough to fulfill the budgetās stated promise of āfairness for every generation.ā In this brief analysis, we elaborate on […]
[…] active in social justice struggles across Canada for many years. How did Christians from varied ecumenical backgrounds work together to help end apartheid, admit refugees from Chile and Indochina, defend Indigenous Peoplesā rights, promote economic justice, and more? Current leaders of justice ministries will find guidance from these accounts, as well as inspiration from […]
[…] the adults around me. āGuestā was a familiar and comfortable role for me as a four-year-old child. Life has a way of tarnishing that child-like vulnerability and openness. We forget the lessons that Jesus taught. Thankfully, entering into disability spaces has reillumined the importance of shifting the margins of community to nurture spaces of […]
[…] World Social Forum
At the Peopleās Climate March, participants were organized into different groups. We were with the interfaith contingent. As I looked around, I saw representatives from just about every sector of society: students, scientists, families, the labour movement, womenās groups, political parties, and more.Ā One group that was noticeably missing was the arts community.
