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Jennifer Bowen of Shalem Mental Health Network shares some spiritually aware tips and tools for health.
Mar/Apr 2025: Watch the Lamb. Police chaplain Wendell Gibbs. Bible scholar on world's most popular podcast. Easter poems. Montreal Haitian communities. Why our worship space matters. Children's ministry author Christie Thomas.
Winnipeg prof David Balzer's new audio documentary reflects on how Canadians use the phrase, "Oh my God."
A grateful reader reflects as Crux, a journal published by Regent College since 1979, winds down
Did you read our May/Jun 2024 article "The Terrifying Delight of Losing Everything"? There's now a 17-minute inspiring documentary about Philip and Robyn Serez and their journey with the degenerative disease ALS that is breaking down Philip's body.
Stefan Epp-Koop of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank invites us to consider Christ’s call to not abandon some of our most vulnerable neighbours, in particular during the current Canadian federal election.
Defending our expressive freedoms. Reflecting on the case of Manitoba medical student Rafael Zaki.
Hundreds attended New Brunswick summer Bible school 1937-1969
Leveraging digital to connect with Generation Alpha (those turning 16 and younger)
The Easter story is bigger than we imagine, writes Alberta author and theologian Mark Buchanan
What it means that God is our refuge. (This column is also available as a video message and en français.)
CY Yan knows what it is to be a displaced person. He came from Hong Kong to Canada more than 30 years ago.
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