Evangelical Free Church of Canada

We are delighted and grateful to be able to announce that
Shaun Wick is our new EFCC President!

At the Special General Meeting (SGM) held online on September 20, 2025,
there was only one motion: the election of Shaun Wick. This SGM had what
we believe to be the highest turnout of delegates the EFCC has experienced
to date (certainly in the last 20 years), and the greatest representation of local
churches ever seen: 110 out of the 147 churches that comprise the EFCC family
of churches. It’s good to see so many people eager to take an active role in the
future of the EFCC.

Shaun’s official start date is October 1, 2025.

Read shaun's message to the efcc family

In essentials, unity. In non-essentials, charity. In all things, Jesus Christ.

The Evangelical Free Church of Canada (EFCC) is an association of 140+ churches and numerous missionaries, including mission agents, united by a common commitment to serve the Lord Jesus Christ, a common Statement of Faith, a shared Character and Calling, and a commitment to the Word of God.

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Helping lives be transformed by the
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Serving in the birth and growth of
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Pastors Cohort

This cohort provides a front-row experience of Church Renewal’s proven process of helping leaders across Canada and beyond build a culture of Kingdom prayer through a powerful framework with 3 focus poins: 1. Abide; 2. Grow; and 3. Pray. Join a 6-month journey. One interactive hour per week on Zoom starting November 12 (10am MST). Practical teaching, honest discussion, real accountability. Guided prayer, encouragement, and intercession.

Prayer: An Act of Remembrance

Prayer is an act of memory. Paul highlights in Philippians 1:3-5 how we remember and care for one another in our prayers. Let us make the month of November a month of memory: for those who gave their lives for our country, for the one who gave his life for our salvation, and for all those who journey with us in life of faith as partners of the Good News.

Lest we forget!

Book Reviews

September Book Reviews. Four books. Four reviews. This month, Terry Kaufman, EFCC Leadership Catalyst, describes, analyzes, and evaluates books by John Currie (The Pastor as Leader), Thom S. Rainer (Anatomy of Revived Church), Brad Edwards (The Reason for Church), and Alister McGrath (Historical Theology). Read all of Terry Kaufman’s comments on each of the four books here.

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Ministerial Accreditation

Seminar 1: This three-part seminar builds on EFCC Orientation. It explores how EFCC history, ethos, and polity work in the local church context and how we ought to handle disagreements over practices linked to “in non-essentials, charity.”
Seminar 2: This seminar will explore the role of the Bible in ministry in the 21st century in the EFCC in light of the history of the church. Topics include the nature of Scripture as the book of the church.