Category: Truth Monthly

© Lausanne Movement Canada By Bosco Tung 董鎮陞 Canada’s demographic reality makes collaborative, cross-generational, cross-cultural obedience to the Great Commission not optional but urgent. Jesus commands His Church to “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). That command has not changed. What has changed is our proximity to those nations. This is not abstract. It is measurable. According to the 2021 Census, 46.6 percent of Toronto’s residents were born outside Canada. Nearly half the city is foreign-born. In Vancouver, more than 40 percent of residents were also born outside Canada. In both regions, communities with roots in East and South Asia constitute a significant share

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Reprint permission © Lausanne Movement 09 May 2025 By Dr. Desmond Henry In every generation, the church is called to rediscover the gospel—not because its message has changed, but because the world around us has. Today, we find ourselves in a cultural moment marked by rising secularism, post-truth narratives, and profound spiritual confusion. Evangelism now requires more nuance, discernment, and courage than ever before. Yet amidst the complexity, the mandate of Jesus remains unwavering: ‘Go and make disciples of all nations’ (Matt 28:19). As I’ve written before, imagine a future where the radiant ideals of the Great Commission and the Great Commandment shape our global reality—where the passions

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By Maria Yee-man Yau A friend recently posed a pressing question: “As an Educational Researcher, Maria, what advice would you give to young people about preparing for the increasingly uncertain and volatile world shaped by AI?” This question, while challenging, is incredibly relevant in today’s rapidly changing world. Yes, the world has become increasingly unpredictable and turbulent since the dawn of the 21st century. We’ve experienced wave after wave of turmoil—9/11 and its aftermath, the 2008 financial crisis, and the unprecedented COVID pandemic—each upending our societies both socially and economically. To make matters worse, we face overwhelming global concerns like climate change, aging demographics, ongoing geopolitical tensions, trade

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By Pastor Maymie Lau   Uniting a Nation in Prayer and Hope On July 12, I attended the Inauguration of the National Day of Prayer for Canada. This historic event unfolded across the country, one that will shape the nation’s spiritual and cultural landscape for generations to come. The visionaries behind the National Day of Prayer for Canada sought to create not merely a date on the calendar, but a movement —one that would inspire generations of Canadians to recognize the importance of praying for Canada, acknowledging the faithfulness of God and Jesus as Lord over this nation. July 12  was chosen as the numbers 7 and 12

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