Books Relating to Canada
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Battle for the Soul of Canada by Ed Hird
In Battle for the Soul of Canada Rev. Ed Hird pairs readings from 1 & 2
Timothy with historical and cultural vignettes in a series of messages challenging us with the importance of raising up the emerging generation of Christian leaders in Canada.
Ed writes, “the key to renewing the soul of Canada — and the heart of this book — is to be found in raising up Timothys”.
And that’s exactly what Battle for the Soul of Canada sets out to equip us to do. Each chapter is short and informative.
There’s also a companion study guide available: Seeking God’s Solution for a Spirit-Filled Canada by Jan Cox. Joanna Mallory
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Stand on Guard by Faytene C. Kryskow.
“Faytene is a wonderful young woman who is calling to her generation in a powerful way. The book is a prophetic call. She has done an excellent job in terms of research; she includes actual prayers from Canada’s leading parliamentarians. It talks about the scriptures on the parliament buildings. The information is set out in an easy-to-read manner and includes pictures. It is a wonderfully inspiring book to help us understand something about our Godly roots.” Penny
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Canada, Portraits of Faith by Michael D. Clarke
The book examines the lives of fifty-two men and women who helped to shape this nation. It offers an educational journey into our spiritual heritage. It is a beautiful, coffee table style book with beautiful colour pictures. Penny
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Heal Our Land by Tim Day
This collection of devotional meditations, written by 30 key Canadian leaders, calls Christians to unite in prayer for our churches, our communities, our country, and the Canadian Church’s role in the world. The content reflects the diversity of our nation and the unity of a common faith in Jesus Christ.
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Stars Appearing: The Galts Vision of Canada
by Jane Harris
This is available at Volumes.
Stars Appearing: The Galts Vision of Canada is the first book in a series that is designed to retrieve the vision and cultural legacy that spurred colonists to create a nation and change an empire. And it uncovers the fact that the vision Sir Alexander Galt shared with this friends Sir John A. Macdonald and Sir George Etienne Cartier spread far beyond the continent. As the confederation story spread throughout British Empire, it turned colonies into nations. And it continues to come to pass..
