Dear friends, For over 15 years, Glass Canvas has had the privilege of walking alongside church and ministry leaders, helping them discern their calling, imagine new possibilities, and bring meaningful work into the world. Along the way, we've come to recognize that much of what God has entrusted...

Dear friends, For over 15 years, Glass Canvas has had the privilege of walking alongside church and ministry leaders, helping them discern their calling, imagine new possibilities, and bring meaningful work into the world. Along the way, we've come to recognize that much of what God has entrusted...

You have a guardian angel—but what exactly does your guardian angel do? And can you give your guardian angel a name? Dr. Sri ex...

You may be familiar with different Catholic rites, but did you know there are more than 20?Fr. Gregory Pine explains the variou...

Welcome to Season 19! In this episode, we continue our tradition of reflecting on the mysteries of our lives through the myster...

Meet Matt. A dear friend of Glass Canvas whose identity at a young age was shaped by external factors. Throughout his formative years, he struggled with the way his identity was forming — either through basketball, friendships, and achievements — without first understanding who he truly was. He...

Meet Asia, a a friend of Glass Canvas who has been accompanied by a member of Glass Canvas, and her own community. We were honoured to witness her life and her vulnerability as a model of the freedom we desire for those you are accompanying. Asia spent years chasing the film industry, believing...

Meet Simon. A member of Glass Canvas Ministries and a part of our Accompaniment Training team. As a young missionary kid in Papua New Guinea, Simon formed many of his early memories surrounded by missionaries and witnessed how they faithfully brought the gospel into the jungle. His worldview was...

We knew my grandma was in pain for a long time. We’d seen her suffering from COPD for the better part of a decade and it was a painful and slow decline. Her lungs were losing their elasticity and every breath was slightly harder than the last breath. We'd see her about once a year and every time...