What We Do
City in Focus is a group of people who care. We support the individuals, the groups and the city of Vancouver. We provide pastoral care for the individual. We provide mediation for families. And we provide chaplaincy for groups and businesses. Read more about us or check out our blog. You can also find a copy of our Annual Donor Report here.
We live compassion.
We begin conversations.
City in Focus is a voice for the social and spiritual needs of Vancouver. We form a platform to discuss social issues, we facilitate the meetings through our events and we encourage the passionate to add their voice to our own. Join the conversation by attending an upcoming event, listening to our past events or by signing up for our email mailing list.
City in Focus is a conduit that joins passionate people, business leaders and non-profits for the benefit of our city. We unite the diverse people, companies, churches and social groups who otherwise never meet. Check out our partners or become a partner with City in Focus.
We make connections.
City in Focus started as one chaplain with passion for the City of Vancouver. He desired to care for the people of Vancouver and connect them with the Christian faith. Thirty five years later, this passion has grown into an agency that develops new initiatives for the soul of Vancouver. This has included the BC Leadership Prayer Breakfast: a significant annual event in the life of our city and province with more than 1000 leaders attending each year.
Our History
We care for the soul of the city.
Beyond the economic, political and social fabric there is another strand in the city – the spiritual. City in Focus exists to serve the spiritual needs of Vancouver through compassion, conversation and connection. We believe that this mission goes beyond boundaries of age, denomination, faith, gender, ethnic and social status. We develop relationships with business leaders and connect them with ministries serving the community of Vancouver.
“We comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable”