by Navigators Canada | Mar 24, 2020 | Navigators
These are unprecedented times in our lives, communities, cities, countries and all over the world. The spread of the coronavirus has caused many of the campuses we minister on to switch to online classes and encourage students to return home. Many churches have...
by Navigators Canada | Feb 15, 2018 | Navigators
No doubt most of us have moments when our hearts spring up with thanks for God’s goodness. But at times we may also find ourselves in wintry spiritual seasons when our sense of gratitude freezes over. During these seasons, gratefulness is a habit you can cultivate. As...
by Navigators Canada | Aug 16, 2017 | Campus, Discipleship, Hamilton, International, Navigators, Ottawa
Every summer a group of Navigator students and recent grads descend upon The Navigators’ headquarters at Glen Eyrie in Colorado Springs for two months to participate in the Global Student Program (GSP). They come from across the world to focus intently on Jesus, His...
by Navigators Canada | Aug 15, 2017 | Campus, Churches, Discipleship, Hamilton, Navigators, Neighbourhood
I like helping people. It’s not an uncommon sentiment, but as I prepared to graduate from university and find a job, it became clear to me my passion was, and is, to help people grow in their spiritual journey and walk with Jesus more closely. This desire led to...
by Navigators Canada | Jul 18, 2017 | Campus, Churches, Discipleship, Montreal, Navigators, Neighbourhood
It’s evening. The day is nearly done and the world is winding down for the night. You’re safe at home but suddenly you start to feel panicked. It’s somehow a little bit harder to breathe. Increasingly, you lose your grip on the situation. You start crying so hard you...
by Navigators Canada | Jun 9, 2017 | International, Kingston, Navigators, Neighbourhood
This article was originally published on June 8 on Dan McIver’s ministry blog It looked so innocent on the itinerary. Go to the farm to experience a day in the life of our hosts, Omar and Lucy. I’ve known them for five years, but this was my first introduction...
