by Navigators Canada | Dec 5, 2014 | Churches, Discipleship, Marketplace, Navigators, Neighbourhood
This past November, a group of men led by Navigator staff Tim Ernst and Irv Augustine met together over the course of a weekend to figure out the impact they want to have on the next generation. This weekend is known as Moonshot, and the idea for it came when Irv...
by Navigators Canada | Nov 14, 2014 | Churches, Discipleship, International, Marketplace, Navigators, Neighbourhood
When Allan and Caulene Bussard moved from Canada to Yugoslavia in 1975, it was during the heyday of the Soviet Union and tensions between the West and East were in a fine-feathered frenzy. In the midst of this they began working with university students and so...
by Navigators Canada | Oct 31, 2014 | Discipleship, Guelph, International, Navigators, Neighbourhood, Waterloo
Nuke Shim has been involved with the Navigators for the past 54 years along with his wife Vie, tangibly showing the Chinese students and immigrants they work with that they are loved. Originally from the island of Jamaica, Nuke was the son of Chinese immigrants and...
by Navigators Canada | Oct 15, 2014 | Campus, Discipleship, Edmonton, International, Navigators
Paul Tan is the campus leader for the Navigator student group at the University of Alberta. He has been in leadership there for the past 12 years, working to develop students into leaders who are able to help others grow deeper in their relationship with God. Before...
by Navigators Canada | Aug 1, 2014 | Campus, Discipleship, International, Kingston, Marketplace, Navigators, Neighbourhood
For the last 30 years, Janet Holden and her five children have been living and working in Angola. They’ve worked to mentor business professionals, going so far as to establish an English-language institute to help these professionals improve their English skills. They...
by Navigators Canada | Jul 21, 2014 | Churches, Discipleship, Hamilton, Navigators, Neighbourhood, Ottawa
In Western culture, head knowledge, like analytical and critical thinking, has become the most celebrated form of intelligence. Those especially gifted in areas such as science and technology are lauded and celebrated. Their accomplishments and exploits are regularly...
