Six Degrees Of Separation From Chris Chase

November 15, 2020 by Kevin Rogers in Canada, Christianity, PAOC, Religion & Spirituality, Urban Ministry

In this two part series, we have a conversation with Chris Chase.

Part one discusses his early years as a kid in Montreal and his journey to adulthood. We joked about how there are six degrees of separation from David Wells, the General Superintendent of the Pentecostal Assemblies Of Canada; but, it’s just as likely that there are six degree of separation from Chris Chase.

Much of his adult life has revolved around the Greater Toronto Area as a student, pastor, Bible College faculty and family man.

Part two will take us into a deeper discussion on race, theology and urban ministry but this episode tells us his story thus far. When we recorded earlier this year he was between things and has since landed as the lead pastor of The Meeting House in Newmarket.

Catch more of Chris Chase on his YouTube series ‘The House Of Common Show’.

Links:

The House Of Common Show

https://www.youtube.com/c/HouseofCommonShow/videos

That Chris Chase

https://www.thatchrischase.com/

Masters College & Seminary

https://www.mcs.edu/

The Meeting House - Newmarket

https://www.facebook.com/tmhnewmarket

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/thatchrischase/

Spiritual Mother In The Father's House (Debbie Kunst interview)

October 01, 2020 by Kevin Rogers in At Risk Youth, Canada, Christianity, PAOC, Religion & Spirituality, Urban Ministry

Debbie Kunst pastors an inspiring church in downtown Edmonton. Father’s House is a great example of how urban churches can be missional and parish-focused with a strong sense of being Spirit led.

There is a great need for spiritual mothers and fathers in the urban core. For some the ‘family’ gathering will be the greatest sense of ‘home’ that they will experience on a daily basis.

Post-Secondary Lifeline

September 15, 2020 by Kevin Rogers in Canada, Christianity, Mission Canada, PAOC, Urban Ministry

David Burke is a Mission Canada campus worker to Ryerson University, situated in the core of downtown Toronto. Ryerson is home to over 43,000 students, the majority of whom do not know Christ as their Saviour. David, along with his wife, Krysten, launched a ministry on campus called "LifeLine" to help fill this spiritual need. LifeLine exists to be a vibrant faith community that is actively introducing people to Jesus Christ, and discipling and mentoring those who do know Him.