Whether you’re new to Kenneth Copeland Ministries or are a long-time Partner or Friend, it is so important to us that you know this—we’re here for you!® You don’t ever have to go at it alone. God designed the Body of Christ to stand together in unity and support for one another in this life…
When it comes to elections, do you often find yourself puzzled as to whom you should vote for? Do you even consider not voting? Well, we have a biblical responsibility to be good stewards of all God has given us—including our government. So, that means participating in the voting process is not optional, but who…
Canadian Partners and Friends! Your vote is important because when you vote, your ballot becomes your seed. By seeking the direction of the Lord and voting in faith, you are sowing toward God’s will coming to pass in our nation. Please join with Christian leaders and churches of all denominations from all over Canada as…
You can watch this special collection of Faith Is…How to Move a Mountain series that is broadcasting on Canadian network this week. Click here to download this week’s notes. If you want to watch the latest broadcast that is airing on the US network regarding the upcoming US election, click here to go to the…
We are BLESSED TO BE A BLESSING! KCM Canada has donated $50,000 to sponsor Food for Families: 1000 Food Hamper Project. This project is organized by the City Dream Centre in response to the current COVID-19 crisis. They are working with the Surrey School Board to deliver 1000 food hampers to families from inner-city…
Loretta Hibbs, Founder of City Dream Centre, shares what they do and how it all started. Did you know that when you give to Kenneth Copeland Ministries, you are also giving to other ministries that are impacting lives, such as City Dream Centre? That’s because at least 10% of your seed sown to KCM Canada…
Joe Weiss looked out at the stunning vistas of Vancouver, British Columbia. A coastal city, Vancouver sat snuggled under sapphire blue skies that reflected the water from English Bay and the Burrard Inlet. It was June 2009, and in the two years he’d been here, everything had happened so fast that some days it all…