"If there’s any observation that I've made about Canadian culture over the years of working in campus ministry, it’s that people love 'opinions' rather than 'statements,' and our natural narcissism leads us to enjoy talking more than listening," says Angela.
This semester, P2C at Carleton used a tool called Perspectives to engage students in conversation about worldview and beliefs. They were invited to walk through an exhibit expressing their perspective to a "tour guide". Curious about what exactly were these students' perspectives? Click here to read Angela's reflection on her learnings from this creative initiative.
Theo's Feast: Sharing Jesus Through Culinary Experience
There are many ways to begin a spiritual conversation, but have you ever considered starting a spiritual conversation with food? Students involved with P2C on two campuses in BC did this winter. They hosted Theo's Feast, an outreach event designed to facilitate spiritual conversation around 5 Biblical metaphors expressed through 5 gourmet dishes. How can food communicate timeless Biblical truth? Read more about Theo's Feast.
Norman Discovers that Jesus is the Power to Change
"My name is Norman. I am a 4th year Economics student at the University of Winnipeg. I grew up in Nigeria, went to church every Sunday and occasionally read the Bible but never really knew what it meant to be a Christian." God has transformed Norman's life. It has been a year since he put his faith in Jesus. Norman says, "Jesus is helping me to love myself and to see others the way He sees them." You're invited to read Norman's story of life change.
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