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Canadian Bible Society Introduces Dynamic Children’s Comic Book Series

January 24, 2019By 0 comment
TORONTO – January 24, 2019 – The Canadian Bible Society (CBS) is constantly seeking to help Canadians engage with the Word through new and creative ways. For instance, CBS is reaching Canadian families through Scripture resources and publications available on their online bookstore at Biblescanada.com. CBS is excited to introduce a new comic book series…
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Rev. Dr. Rupen Das elected CBS National Director

November 1, 2017By
TORONTO, November 1, 2017 – It is with great pleasure that we announce the unanimous election by the Board of Governors of Dr. Rupen Das as National Director of the Canadian Bible Society, effective January 1, 2018. Dr. Das comes to us as a Christian missiologist with considerable field and management experience and a deep desire…
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CBS distributes 500 Free ‘I Am’ Good News Bibles to Support Athletes at the September 2017 Invictus Games in Toronto

September 29, 2017By
TORONTO – September 29, 2017  The Canadian Bible Society was pleased to play a role in the Invictus Games by distributing 500 free specially created ‘I AM’ Good News Bibles. CBS Partner and Volunteer Rev’d. Greg Bailey was instrumental in ensuring these special Scriptures made it into the hands of veteran military athletes with a disability or…
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CBS Rushes Free Booklets and Scripture Selections to Support Disaster-Affected Caribbean Countries

September 28, 2017By
TORONTO, Thursday, September 28, 2017 – The Canadian Bible Society is pleased to announce that we will be sending free booklets and Scripture Selections to the Eastern Caribbean over the next few weeks. These Scripture Selections have been developed to bring healing and comfort, especially focusing on those who are suffering directly from the aftermath of…
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Canadian Bible Society announces Canada’s first Inuit Bible Translation Conference

January 23, 2017By
January 23, 2017 — Toronto, ON Canada’s national Truth and Reconciliation movement has allowed fresh winds to blow through the dark history of colonization, broken treaties, and residential schools that have so devastated Canada’s indigenous populations. These resilient peoples – First Nations, Metis, and Inuit – are facing formidable obstacles in terms of preserving and revitalizing their…
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