This mid-week practice deepens my congregation’s faith by John Pentland One minister wonders why the church can't be the place where people find ways to nurture their souls.
We need to start teaching girls about consent by Julie S. Lalonde As a public educator who's spent the last 15 years working to end violence against women, I believe it's time empower young
Watching my church become a pile of rubble gave me hope by Lori-Ann Livingston The author says she mourned the historic, beautiful building, but witnessing its destruction reminded her that the church is really the people.
I worry the United Church doesn’t want evangelicals like me by Marilyn Myhre While the church community says it accepts everyone, one woman wonders if that is still true.
Don’t shame me for smoking by Amy van den Berg I would never encourage a friend to pick it up, and am not proud of my habit, but after 10 years of
My church’s Christmas pageant featured two Marys by Sue Campbell We had recently heard about homophobic graffiti spraypainted on walls and sidewalks at two nearby United churches.
No, Franklin, there is no war on Christmas by Michael Coren Christians should be angry that Jesus' teachings are being taken in vain, says this writer.
What I listen to instead of Christmas music by Paul Fraumeni Tunes about snow and chestnuts and silent nights didn't bring the power of the holiday home to this writer, so he found
Christians should stop using God to sanctify adoption by Jackie Gillard This adoptive mom writes that she's frustrated by the common evangelical Christian message that adoption is always the best outcome for a
Why you should reconsider volunteering with children abroad by Kat Armstrong These types of voluntourism trips can be rewarding, but they're also often more harmful than you might think, says this writer.