1967
Josh McDowell helps to establish the first Canadian Campus Crusade ministry at UBC in Vancouver.

1974
The Athletes in Action ministry launches in Canada.

1976
The “I found it” campaign, an evangelistic media blitz, begins in Canada.

1980
The JESUS film captures big screen audiences in Canada. The JESUS film is now the most watched film of all time.

1985
Christian Embassy in Ottawa is established to reach the political elite.

1988
FamilyLife hosts its first marriage conference in Canada, as divorce rates rise across the country.

1991
The JESUS Film Project, Canada is launched to translate the movie into hundreds of languages, and to show it to millions more around the world.

1996
TruthMedia Internet Group is launched to impact thousands of people around the world every day through online ministry.

1999
A new media campaign—Power to Change—saturates most of Canada. Dozens of churches join the effort.

2003
Leonard Buhler leaves his business in Manitoba to become president of Campus Crusade in Canada.

2007
With 500 staff members in more than 15 ministries, thousands of supporters and an exciting new strategy, Campus Crusade for Christ, Canada makes a unified decision to become Power to Change Ministries.