Navigators of Canada

God's love crosses borders, languages and cultures. This love can be shown in many ways - sometimes by going to another country to serve, or through meeting with those who have come to Canada to study and work. Sometimes it means building an orphanage, teaching English as a second language, serving children in a community or studying the message of Jesus with others in their own language. The variety of expressions are boundless. Navigators work and serve in many capacities around the globe, seeking to express and invite others to experience God's love in Christ.

The Navigators serve university students across the country. In the context of helping students learn to live out their faith while remaining in their natural relational networks, Navigators provide opportunities to explore the Scriptures and to experience what it means to follow Jesus into areas of service on the campus, in the city and through overseas projects.

Men and women in communities across Canada are being helped in their walk with God, through meeting one on one with Navigator coaches and mentors. There are several facets to this, including church discipleship, neighbourhood and business studies, recovery groups and marketplace coaching. Navigators are also involved in helping economically disadvantaged elementary school children by partnering with Kidsfest's Running and Reading Clubs.