A mother explores the stories we tell about our origins
The family tales we inherit comfort us and complicate who we become. Author Chantal Braganza questions what happens when we tell them
Congolese bishop wants to tell Canadians how his country heals after war
The Congo has a great challenge to meet the medical, psychological and practical needs of people terrorized by war
Food banks are reinventing themselves as new food security hubs
They're offering more than just food hampers. Now there are community gardens, farmers' markets and cooking classes
Cheri DiNovo, minister of cloth and legislature, keeps agitating
The NDP member of provincial parliament gave up ministry for politics but is still a champion of the most marginalized
United Church confirmation classes can be tweaked to be more fun
Today’s confirmation programs help youth experience God, form relationships and make their own decisions about joining the church
Refugees from North Korea are defecting to Canada in record numbers
A Toronto United Church on Bloor Street welcomes an influx of refugees from one of the harshest regimes on Earth
Student Christian Movement sparks activism on campus — and faith
Once an organization that counted nearly five percent of the student body across English Canada as members, it is now a small
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