Cam Roxburgh

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Cam Roxburgh was part of the founding team of Southside Community Church in Burnaby and currently serves as the Team Leader as well as the National Director for the Forge. He continues to have a passion for helping the church to join Jesus on mission in local contexts. He and his wife Shelley live in Surrey, BC, and have four kids.

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Missional Identity with Cam Roxburgh

Learn more about missional identity and our role as disciples of Jesus with Cam Roxburgh of Forge Canada Read more Read more...

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Count the Cost

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The Canadian Evangelical Mission Engagement Study

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Towards an Intercultural Ecclesiology

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