upcoming events
Join World Renew as we explore the themes of mercy and justice and provide practical tools to help you and your church partner well locally and globally.
Beyond the Headlines: Immigration and Refugee justice
Thursday, April 30, at 7:30 p.m. EST
Join World Renew, Thrive, and the Christian Reformed Centre for Public Dialogue for Beyond the Headlines, a bi‑national justice education webinar series.
This session explores immigration and refugee justice by examining common myths, root causes of forced migration, and how dominant narratives shape Christian responses in the U.S. and Canada. Grounded in biblical hospitality, participants will gain tools for empathy, faithful engagement, and practical advocacy in their communities.
The Renewed Canadian Welcome Book Tour: Vancouver
Tuesday, May 5, at 7:00 p.m. PST
Join Citizens for Public Justice (CPJ), World Renew, and the Centre for Missional Leadership to celebrate the launch of CPJ’s new book, A Renewed Canadian Welcome: Eleven Visions from Migrants and Advocates. We’ll gather in-person at St. Andrew’s Hall (University of British Columbia) or online via Zoom to hear from CPJ about the vision of the book, and learn from a panel discussion with the co-author of one of the book’s chapters and a refugee rights advocate.
Beyond the Headlines: Food Justice
Tuesday, May 12, at 7:30 p.m. EST
Join World Renew, Thrive, and the Christian Reformed Centre for Public Dialogue for Beyond the Headlines, a bi‑national justice education webinar series.
This session focuses on food justice by exploring common narratives about hunger, the systemic roots of food insecurity, and the role of policy at global, national, and local levels. Grounded in the biblical significance of food, participants will reflect on justice‑oriented, community‑driven responses that address root causes and foster lasting change.
Beyond the Headlines: Climate Justice
Tuesday, September 15, at 7:30 p.m. EST
Join World Renew, Thrive, and the Centre for Public Dialogue for Beyond the Headlines, a bi‑national justice education webinar series.
This session explores climate change as a justice issue, highlighting its impacts on hunger, displacement, and inequity, and examining pathways toward climate adaptation, mitigation, and a just transition to clean energy. Grounded in biblical creation care, participants will be invited to challenge common myths and imagine faithful responses that protect vulnerable communities and our shared future.
Beyond the Headlines: Gender Justice
Tuesday, November 17, at 7:30 p.m. EST
Join World Renew, Thrive, and the Centre for Public Dialogue for Beyond the Headlines, a bi‑national justice education webinar series.
This session explores gender justice by examining how cultural narratives, power structures, and theological assumptions sustain inequity. Through a biblical and justice‑oriented lens, participants will consider how gender justice intersects with economic inequality, migration, food security, and climate change, and reflect on practical steps for advocacy, allyship, and transformation within faith communities.

Cultivating shalom: Faithful Responses to Food & Climate Justice
We explore food and climate justice through the voices of 13 leaders—including Indigenous leaders, pastors, farmers, and non-profit staff—from across the U.S., Canada, and Kenya, who share their insights and expertise.
The series will help you understand our relationship with creation, the intersection of that relationship with our faith, and a Christian response to food and climate justice. It’s our hope that it motivates people of faith and faith communities to take action.
To access recordings, please contact [email protected].
Faith-rooted ABCD Community of Practice
Bi-monthly on the 4th Tuesday at 2 p.m. EST
This Community of Practice (CoP) is a group of faith-rooted individuals working in the areas of mercy, justice, and community development, who have a desire to learn from, network with, and share stories, experiences, tools and challenges with one another. Using Asset Based Community Development principles, the Faith Rooted ABCD CoP will discover faith as an asset as we build on the strengths in our neighbourhoods and communities. Learn more.









