Two holdout Ontario Catholic school boards will raise Pride flags this year by Deirdre Pike The votes provided joyful surprises for many, including this writer
Can a congregation just decide to cut their minister’s hours? by Christopher White Christopher White explores the question of part-time ministry in his monthly Question Box column
A moment at church allowed me to let go and cry for my mother by Sara Jewell I didn't shed a tear when when she was diagnosed, or when we celebrated her 65th birthday two weeks before her surgery
Why John Shelby Spong was not a progressive Christian voice by Antony Alumkal If Spong’s writings represent the best that Progressive Christianity has to offer, then clearly the movement isn’t what it claims to be
The day I took a stand against anti-Muslim hate by Rona Maynard People thought I knew about courage, but at 68, I had never taken a stand
The world and the church have to understand how much they need elder seniors by Ralph Milton There is a wealth of wisdom, experience and spiritual insight that now is vanishing down the social drainpipe
My records were my prized collection, until I sold most of them by William Robertson My vinyl helped me feel secure, but I no longer need it
How facing my childhood bully helped me find my voice by Bob Ryan The author didn't submit to a fellow 10-year-old who had turned his personal forest retreat into a place of panic
My late daughter inspired me to become an animal rights activist by Bill Russell 91-year-old Bill Russell reflects on his daughter Regan’s legacy
She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed.