CCBR partnered with Kentro Christian Network on a national research project led by Graf-Martin Communications to explore how Canadian Christians understood and responded to global poverty. The project examined beliefs, attitudes, and actions related to international development and justice, with the goal of identifying ways that churches, organizations, and individuals could strengthen their efforts to address poverty worldwide.

CCBR supported the project by strengthening its framing, integrity, and usefulness through coaching and feedback during all stages of the research. Our team facilitated a collaborative, community-based approach to data collection, helping design research tools, coordinate outreach, and analyze results. The project gathered perspectives from Christian leaders, congregations, and organizations across Canada, combining survey data and qualitative insights. CCBR also contributed to report preparation and knowledge mobilization activities that shared findings with faith-based and development networks across the country.