I regret my 100 Huntley Street book by Paul Knowles The evangelical history that Paul Knowles wrote 36 years ago haunts him to this day.
Alberta’s Sixties Scoop apology was just empty words by Freda Ballantyne A Nehiyawak Iskwewak woman who was forcibly taken from her family as an infant reflects on what it felt like to hear
The moment the Pope asked me to pray for him by Miriam Spies A United Church minister on the impact of a simple gesture from a powerful man.
Why C.S. Lewis is still relevant today by Michael Coren In fact, the academic and author, who died in 1963, is arguably more popular and influential now than during his lifetime. But
I hate you, Canada, for teaching people to treat me like this by Zach Running Coyote A Cree actor says he blames our country for the racist comments recently directed at him in a McDonald's restaurant.
Queer Christians like me were left out of Trinity Western debate by Jenna Tenn-Yuk "Since the law school was proposed in 2012, the media has consistently framed this discussion as religious freedom versus LGBTQ+ rights. This
On grief and the healing power of gardening by Paul Fraumeni A writer reflects on how growing tomatoes is helping him find peace while dealing with the loss of loved ones, including his
An unexpected gift from a church-goer with schizophrenia by Sue Campbell She didn’t look at me when she got up out of her pew in the back row of the church. But she
Will populism win out in the upcoming Ontario election? by Michael Coren ‘Progressive Christian voices are not being heard in the same manner . . . as those on the right when it comes
Christians need to take risks and ‘be the church’ by Shawn Ankenmann It's time for congregations to think outside the box
She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed.