A spiritual exploration of urban centres in Canada. Host Kevin Rogers interviews and provides noteworthy content to see how Christian faith is being expressed on city streets from coast to coast.
Subscribe:.rss.atom.json.md.m3u.pls
Live Last read · last published · next check
Saves to your Listen queue, to pick up on another day or another device.
Teresa Stainton is the Learning and Development Manager for Karis Disability Services – South District. In her session at Our City Windsor 2026 she brought an educational and practical perspective on how churches and ministries can better serve people experiencing neurodivergent conditions. This is a look at best practices and inclusivity.
In this session at Our City Windsor 2026, Dan talks about moving beyond the endless cycle of apology toward meaningful transformation. Daniel Collado is the President of Aboriginal Bible Academy and Indigenous Peoples Coordinator with Mission Canada. Aboriginal Bible Academy provides distance learning for ministry in indigenous settings. Dan also serves with Mission Canada as the Indigenous…
Karen Stecher spent 40 years with Windsor Essex Children’s Aid Society. After retirement she has become an advocate and facilitator with Safe Families Canada, helping the church to engage with families prior to the need for child protective services. Government funded systems are inadequate to provide the needs of minors in crisis. Karen will help us understand how we can live a world where…
Bob and his wife Margo moved into downtown 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…
In May 2026, the General Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies Of Canada was held in Halifax NS. Kevin Rogers played roving reporter and captured short conversations about God at work in multiple communities and tidbits of history.
Elizabeth Anderson is the director of Urban Cry School of Mission in Windsor, Ontario. At the Our City Windsor 2026 conference, she brought a fascinating perspective from Paul’s offerings for the church in Jerusalem in their experience of famine. In our pursuit of social justice, what distinguishes a humanistic response from the justice that God is looking for?
Our guest today is Brian Harrison. He splits his time as Outreach Pastor between Parkwood Gospel Church and Parkwood Outreach Centre (downtown). He is a lifelong musician and has decades of bringing people together in music productions. He is also a Windsor born member with lived experience in the Black community. Our city is rich in Black history and that has shaped our city culture. This session…
Caroline Durocher-Bergeron provides national leadership with Mission Canada as the Coordinator for Québec and Francophone Canada. In this role, she helps identify, equip, and mobilize workers to serve francophone communities across the country, strengthening local churches and resourcing leaders for greater mission impact. She collaborates with districts and churches to address strategic needs,…
Susan Wells is a creative workhouse. Whether writing, producing a show or planning an event she puts her whole self into it. Since teaming up with Maury Blair’s Breakthrough Ministries, she has brought new life to an old ministry. At a time when Maury’s public ministry was declining, she came on board to rewrite his autobiography, create new opportunities for Maury to speak and creatively use…
In this part of the interview, Victoria Martin talks about her street life, sex trafficking and her escape from the notorious pig farm of serial killer Robert Pickton. As she entered into witness protection and testified against some of her abusers, she also came to a new beginning as a follower of Jesus. The remainder of the interview talks about the healing journey and new life she now lives.
