This piece was originally featured in the Fall 2021 EMCC Together Newsletter.
Rob and Sharlene Dilts have been walking alongside the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation for nine years in the unceded traditional lands of the Algonquin peoples. The community is home to between 400-450 people. It is next to the hamlet of Golden Lake,...
For 40 years, World Partners Global Workers Keith and Ruth Ann Elliott have been actively engaged in Missions in Latin American countries. For many of those years, they lived in the countries they served. Since the mid-80s, their primary focus has been to prepare leaders to take...
For 12 years Café la Mosaïque in Lévis, Quebec has been more than a coffee shop for many who come through its doors. They have found community, a place where they belong.
“We want to create a place of mutual help, serving others, caring for their...
Published on EMCC Together on December 16, 2020
This year has made each of us more adaptable, flexible and open-handed with every aspect of our lives. Inevitably, we have all journeyed through disappointment at what could not be, and toward a different understanding of what remains...
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After a few months home in Canada, Dan and Kerry Wiens, World Partners Global Workers, arrived back on the Inundo Farm in South Africa at the end of June. Inundo, which in English means overflow, applies to land, people, and community. The model farm follows the principles in...
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He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you?
To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God. Micah 6:8
The EMCC recognizes the inherent value and dignity of every human being, based upon the foundational Judeo-Christian principle of Imago Dei: that all humans are created in the...
