Missionaries to Canada
Why does a prosperous nation like Canada need missionaries? There is only one reason: people need to know Jesus. Isn't that why any nation needs missionaries?
Mission Canada has the privilege of serving our Fellowship by empoweing uniquely called individuals to develop new ministries in unreached regions, efforts that are intended to augment the work of PAOC local churches. These individuals are called Mission Canada workers and they can be found living and serving in urban neighbourhoods and northern communities, at high schools and on college or university campuses, and beyond. They are pioneers, risk takers, innovators, entrepreneurs, and servants. They are called and they are sent.
Mission Canada Workers are missionaries in the truest sense: they are sent to Canada's neediest and least reached regions to serve people who are far from God and His reconciling love. They go with the blessing and endorsement of our Fellowship, their District, the support of local churches, friends, and family.
Our family of Mission Canada workers is always growing.
Trevor and Becky Gingerich
Missionaries at Humber College in Toronto.
tgingerich@paoc.org
Tammy Junghans
Missionary at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg
tjunghans@paoc.org
Karen Reed
Missionary to Vancouver's Commercial Drive
kreed@paoc.org
Watch the video
Psegga Jones
Missionary to campus students in Montreal
pjones@paoc.org
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Daniel and Catherine Perrée
Missionaries to Francophone students in Qu
ébec
dperee@paoc.org
Jeremy and Candace Postal
Missionaries in Whistler, B.C.
jpostal@paoc.org
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Missionary Opportunities
If you are interested in becoming a Mission Canada Worker or for more information, please
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The reality in Canada
- The Francophone people of Quebec represent the largest missionary challenge in the western world. Over 99% do not have a personal faith in Jesus.
- Over 80% of youth and young adults are not regularly attending a place of worship of any kind. A majority of post-secondary Christian young adults drop out of church after high school.
- Over 200,000 newcomers arrive in Canada annually from other countries – 95% do not know Jesus personally.
- Christian natives faithfully share the Good News in the face of massive spiritual, physical and social challenges among Canada's Aboriginal community.
- Entire demographic groups of Canadians who live in-city are relatively unreached by the Church.
- Those ministering in rural or northern Canada often wrestle with isolation and scarcity of resources.
Although the PAOC has over 1,100 local churches spread across the nation, there exists a growing missional need in Canada. Mission Canada, together with PAOC District leadership, is actively pursuing new strategies and initiatives to address this need by facilitating the calling and deploying of individuals who would envision themselves as being Missionaries to Canada.
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