God At Work In Canadian Cities
Bob Cameron and his wife Margo moved into downtown Windsor in 2010 to creative alternative ways in loving our neighbours of no fixed address. DWCC has a faith-based mission to enhance the wellbeing of life in the downtown parish. Bob is a community builder and pastor at heart with an active vision to promote good neighbouring.
In this session at the Our City Windsor Conference 2026, Bob spoke on prayer engagement for the city.
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Timothy Meisenheimer has spent decades on the streets with beatitude vision, first in Ottawa and now in Windsor, Ontario. This was his session at the Our City Windsor 2024 conference. Tim takes seriously the path of Jesus in his sidewalk vision of the Kingdom of God.
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Urban Cry School of Mission
https://www.facebook.com/urbancryschoolofmission
Downtown Windsor Community Collaborative
Capital City Mission
https://capitalcitymission.com/
The Ottawa Mission
Part 2 of my conversation with Karen, Bob Cameron & special guest Hughie Carpenter (Downtown Windsor Community Collaborative) and Paula Castrucci (Move In Toronto).
Join us as we explore themes related to intentional Christian community in the urban core.
(Listen to part 1 for a full introduction of our guests and to find links to their respective ministries)
Read MoreThere are pockets of Christians across Canada cities that view life in the neighbourhood as a sacred calling.
On today’s episode, you are going to meet three people I respect and admire for their commitment to live intentionally within their postal code.
Karen Reed lives in Parker House, a beautiful house in the Commercial Drive district of East Vancouver.
Bob Cameron lives on my street in Windsor, Ontario and is the founder and visionary of the Downtown Windsor Community Collaborative.
And returning podcast guest Paula Castrucci shares from her time of intentional community with Move In Toronto.
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