BCA News

As of Friday, May 15, applications for the Canada Emergency Student Benefit (CESB) are open. Read this quick guide to applying for student financial support, and then go get your money!

This summer, we all face the uncertainty of what distancing measures will still be in place due to COVID-19. Camps are no different, and their important ministry to this generation of youth and young adults needs our continued support.

This February, 1,300 retreaters joined us on campus for Youth Quake 2020 Build My Life. Youth Quake continues to be an important marker in the Briercrest yearly cycle.

Even in a time of social distancing, activities related to smartphones and digital media are linked to less happiness in youth. Sid Koop shares advice on how to close this gap and help our kids towards social, mental, and spiritual health.

Private Christian education is expensive. However, each year students tell us that the cost is worth it, and more accessible than they thought. The average Briercrest student uses four sources to pay for school—here are nine you should know about!

In week three of Briercrest Chapel, Jason Wendel gives practical examples of how to embrace Holy Week from home as we look forward to Easter.

Briercrest Counselling Centre is now able to offer online mental health services to students that are Saskatchewan residents.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many changes to Briercrest Christian Academy, but what hasn’t changed is our commitment to helping student grow academically, spiritually, and relationally.

Both the Renegotiating Faith and Hemorrhaging Faith studies found that what was modelled within the family unit had a profound effect on the faith formation of the next generation. Here are some key ways to model authentic faith for your kids.

In week two of the Briercrest Chapel blog, Jason Wendel explores what it looks to live in continual repentance as God's holy temple.