Faith Organizations and Cambridge: Cardus, 2016

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Cardus, a Canadian think tank, lists in its media coverage archive an item titled "Faith Based Organizations Are Crucial to Cambridge's Well-Being And Social Fabric", dated April 28, 2016. The entry is a title and a "Click to read the full article" link, which points to a Cambridge Now story at this address. This page records what Cardus itself published about its Cambridge work. Last checked: November 10, 2026.

Quick facts

Item Detail
Organization Cardus (Spirited Citizenship program)
Media coverage entry Dated April 28, 2016
Related report "Cambridge City Soul: Context Report April 2016"
Report date April 29, 2016
Authors Milton Friesen, with Andy Bayer
Place Cambridge, Ontario

The Cardus coverage entry

The Cardus page carries the headline above, a date and the outbound link, and nothing else. The wording of the Cambridge Now article is therefore not available here.

Cambridge City Soul

Cardus published the context report on April 29, 2016. Its summary says Cardus was releasing the City Soul context report for the city of Cambridge, Ontario, after two years of meetings, consultations and document reviews. It lists four objectives for the Cambridge City Soul project:

The report is catalogued under Spirited Citizenship and is offered as a PDF download.

Frequently asked questions

What is Cardus? A Canadian think tank whose Spirited Citizenship work covers how communities, including faith groups, contribute to civic life.

What is Cambridge City Soul? A Cardus project in Cambridge, Ontario aimed at connecting faith communities with city planning.

Who wrote the context report? Milton Friesen, with Andy Bayer.

When was it released? April 29, 2016, a day after the media coverage entry.

Does this page summarize the report's findings? No. Only the project objectives are verified here.

Sources

Cardus media coverage entry (April 28, 2016); Cardus, "Cambridge City Soul: Context Report April 2016" (Friesen with Bayer).