Canadian Scientific & Christian Affiliation

07/25/2026

Canadians finding each other at the American Scientific Affiliation 2026 Annual Meeting. This shows 9 of the 12 who've made the trip from Canada.

07/25/2026

Stop by our exhibit table at the meeting at Gordon College, and have a taste of some potato chips unique to Canada! And meet the representatives of our executive council who are in attendance this weekend. Here are Rachel, Joseph, and Heather.

07/24/2026

The American Scientific Affiliation board meeting immediately before the 2026 Annual Meeting. Two or three members of our executive council are always invited to these meetings. Here are views at different times during the meeting, one via Zoom camera with our executive director Arnold Sikkema and president Vlad Paserin attending remotely, and the other more clearly showing past president Heather Prior as well as another CSCA member (and former secretary-treasurer) Bob Geddes who now serves as an ASA board member.

04/11/2026

We are happy to promote and co-sponsor this May 9 science-and-faith themed dinner with our partners and friends at Theo's Feast. [Rescheduled from April 26]

03/14/2026

Read this background and join our cosponsored online event with Global Scholars Canada on March 24 (7pm EDT).

International Student STORIES: Global Flows of Education, Labour & Dreams Published March 13, 2026 STORY 7 (The Stories of Sean & Evan by Moriah Winsor) Moving from home countries to host countries, settling down from coast to coast; here, we offer Stories from International Students in Canada. Thes...

02/22/2026

Subhas Ganguli and E. Janet Warren recently spoke on "The 'Daniel Diet'? A Biblical and Scientific View on Nutrition" for our Hamilton local chapter: https://youtu.be/PgjZ9Glp604

02/14/2026

In partnership with Power to Change - Students, CSCA is providing four $500 scholarships to university science students across Canada. Learn more and apply here!

NEXT Steps Awards with P2C Students supports a healthy transition to post-secondary education by providing funds and connecting students to faith communities on campus. There are 100+ awards available, totalling up to $50,000. These awards are available to applicants planning on attending a post-sec...

12/02/2025

As we approach Christmas, on this Giving Tuesday, please consider supporting the work of CSCA as we seek to elevate the science-Christianity conversation in Canadian churches, universities, industry, medical and government institutions. We are launching a new scholarship program to support Christian students studying science in universities, connecting them with Christian professors and graduate students on their campus. More information is coming soon on this, but your donations help us help them as they navigate their education and career launch. Donate to our general fund, to a chapter, or to our Legacy Fund. Learn how at https://csca.ca/support . All donations more than $20 will receive a charitable tax receipt.

Support CSCA The CSCA is a registered Canadian charity. Donations play a critical and dominant role in furthering and promoting the work and witness of the CSCA. No part of the membership fee supports the CSCA directly. This leaves donations as the primary funding source for what is unique to CSCA.....

10/13/2025

Wishing our members and friends in Canada a Happy Thanksgiving, and our friends in the US a day of good reflection on Indigenous Peoples' Day. Thank you to the American Scientific Affiliation for these words, including Psalm 24.

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day—and Thanksgiving Day for our Canadian friends—we honor the deep wisdom and stewardship Indigenous communities have long shown in caring for creation.

As Psalm 24:1 reminds us, “The earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it.”

We give thanks to the Lord for His love and for the ways Indigenous knowledge and scientific understanding together point toward faithful care for the world God has made.

How do you see faith and science working together to guide your own stewardship of the world?”