RBC Ministries is a Christian organization founded by Dr. M. R. De Haan. Based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the organization has over 300 employees working at its headquarters. Originally called the "Detroit Bible Class" when it was founded in 1938, it later became "Radio Bible Class", and then in 1994 the name was changed to RBC Ministries. The current president of the organization is Mart De Haan.

RBC Ministries publishes Our Daily Bread, one of the most widely read devotional booklets printed today, with over 10 million per issue, in 37 languages. The daily devotionals are also distributed as a radio spot. The same dual publishing method is used for My Utmost for His Highest, a collection of writings by Oswald Chambers.

The current lineup of radio shows from RBC includes Discover the Word with Haddon Robinson, Alice Matthews and Mart DeHaan; Words to Live By; and, Walk in the Word with Dr. James MacDonald.

In 1952, evangelist Rev. Everett Swanson preached in Korea. Moved by the plight of the Korean War orphans, Swanson established a program through which caring Christians could sponsor needy children for a few dollars a month. Swanson's program gave rise to Compassion, an organization that is child-focused, Christ-centred, and church-based.

Today, Compassion still works to release children from poverty in Jesus' name and help them become fulfilled Christian adults.

Right now, 650,000 children in 24 countries receive practical help, hope and opportunities for growth through Compassion's one-on-one sponsorship program. To further benefit children, Compassion also supports community development projects throughout the world.

The promise Keepers story is one of God moving in the hearts of ordinary people who are willing to answer His call. What began in 1990 as a conversation between two men in a car on a Colorado highway about how to help men lead biblical, fulfilled lives has rapidly grown into an international ministry dedicated to helping men grow and mature into godly men as they covenant to keep the "Seven Promises of a Promise Keeper."

The vision for Promise Keepers is rooted in Jesus' message of genuine brotherly love in John 13:34, "A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another". God has launched a spectacular rescue mission that has already changed the lives of hundreds of thousands of men around the world and here in Canada.

Women of Faith is a faith-based women’s organization encouraging women of all ages and stages in life to grow in faith and spiritual maturity through a relationship with Jesus Christ and an understanding of God’s love and grace.

More than 3 million women have shared the conference experience since it began in the mid-1990s. In 2005 alone, more than 39,000 thousand women indicated decisions to follow Jesus at a Women of Faith conference.

Booth College is an international community of The Salvation Army devoted to excellence in higher education. The College seeks to educate students for integrated lives of Christian faith, character development, service to humanity, and leadership.

Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) is Christian university that offers degrees in the arts, music, music therapy, theology and church ministries.

Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, CMU has over 2,000 students at its Main Campus, seminary, Outtatown School of Discipleship and at Menno Simons College, its campus at the University of Winnipeg.

At CMU we value excellent teaching, rigorous thinking and practical preparation for a career. As a Christian university, we do this within a framework of faith in God, and with the conviction that faith makes a difference in how we understand our world.

CMU was chartered by the Province of Manitoba in 1998 and builds on over 60 years of history and tradition from the three colleges that were amalgamated to form the university: MBBC/Concord College, CMBC and Menno Simons College.

CMU is officially supported by Mennonite Church Canada and the Mennonite Brethren Church of Manitoba.

Providence education is based on an evangelical statement of faith that affirms the infallible authority of the scriptures in everything they teach. Providence is an interdenominational school governed by a Board of Directors, elected from the Corporation which represents the supporters of the School. The College and Seminary student body includes a diversity of denominations; Pentecostal, Baptist, Mennonite and Evangelical Free are among the majority.

Providence College and Seminary is located in Southern Manitoba, close to the geographical center of Canada. Manitoba is a prairie province with an emphasis on agriculture in the south and natural resources in the north.