James Cantelon

Today is Monday December 23, 2024 in Canada. This is the day that the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24) David Spencer's Media Spin Canada provides information on: associations in media, a glossary, music, Media new media, photography, publishing, radio, television, video and Resources web resources. David M.R.D. Spencer's founding and work with ChristianMedia.ca between 1999 to 2008. Read the interview with David . To connect with Canadian Christians working and volunteering in arts, media and music, publishing and writing go here . < Home | Associations | Categories | Glossary | Media Workers | New | Popular | Search A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Who is James Cantelon? James Cantelon hosted a talk show called "Eye to Eye,", co-hosted 100 Huntley Street for eight years and created and hosted Talk to Me TV, a nightly talk-television show for five years, which was seen in 40 million homes in the southern U.S. He founded a church in Jerusalem in 1981. In December, 1999 while pastoring at Broadway Church in Vancouver James Cantelon and his wife Kathy founded Visionledd, a non-profit organization committed to relieving suffering in southern Africa by organizing churches to fight the AIDS pandemic. He is a world leader in the mobilization of churches as a delivery mechanism for pro-active HIV/AIDS work among orphans and widows. Books Written by James Cantelon James Cantelon wrote the book "When God Stood Up: A Christian Response to AIDS in Africa" December 2006, 256 pages ISBN: 978-0-470-83927-0 The growing HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa has met its match in Rev. James Cantelon, the host of Canada's popular Eye to Eye TV show. The pandemic is devastating much of sub-Saharan Africa, and with the support from former US President Bill Clinton, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Stephen Lewis, and Rick Warren to fight the pandemic, HIV/ AIDS is at last becoming an international "front-burner" issue. The ramifications of the disease in countries where drugs and therapies are not available are beyond belief. What Cantelon proposes is as old as scripture itself-caring for the widows and orphans ravaged by AIDS. He calls upon churches around the world to join the desperate fight to stem the spread of AIDS. When God Stood Up is Cantelon's eloquent manifesto on how churches can form a delivery mechanism for AIDS-related care for nations in need. The book is Cantelon's response to a series of requests from politicans, clergy, lay-leaders, and youth that he has spoken to at churches, conferences and in consultations around the world. Describing a "faith that works," this inspiring book will help pastors and church lay- leaders to develop a social conscience in their congregations. An answer to cynicism and despair, When God Stood Up will reawaken readers to their role as citizens of the world, especially those young adults who are keen on being activists. Buy this book "Theology for Non-Theologians: An Engaging, Accessible, and Relevant Guide" April 2007 336 pages. ISBN: 978-0-470-84067-2 In Theology for the Non-Theologian, he promises to answer the questions of a newer generation of spiritual seekers, addressing such issues as the nature and existence of God, God’s plan, and the why of Creation. Not simply focused on Christian theology, the book describes the godheads of the world’s major religions and movements. With a short overview of each book of the Bible, as well as real-life examples that complement the parables, this new edition of a popular earlier edition promises to bring understanding to the many who wish to know and live by divine grace. Buy this book Audio Recordings of James Cantelon MissionFest Vancouver Seminars Audio Interview Contact James Cantelon This article is a stub. If you have information to help make this page more accurate, please contact us. If you would like content on this page removed from our database, please contact us. To link to this page from your web site, blog, social networking site, Twitter feed or e-mail message, use the byline "From David Spencer's Media Spin <http://media.davidspencer.ca>."