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25 July, 2025
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Jul/Aug 2025: Hip-hop was always part of the story. The strength of soft power. Meeting Christ at summer camp. Nourishing beauty and goodness. Hope and patience in a garden in Ukraine. The FT interview with Greg Needh...

01 July, 2025
Women reconcilers in Romania and South Africa

Two friends, one South African and the other Romanian, unpacked the power of women as builders of reconciliation in a recent All Things Reconciled podcast. 

01 July, 2025
The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus

An extended Reading the Bestsellers review of a 2025 novel by Emma Knight

01 July, 2025
Rushmere

An extended review of a 2025 music recording by Mumford & Sons

01 July, 2025
Tending Tomorrow: Courageous Change for People and Planet

An extended review of a 2024 book by Leah Reesor-Keller

01 July, 2025
The everyday adventure

Guest columnist Sarah Han reflects on making space to join Jesus in His mission every day.

01 July, 2025
L'aventure quotidienne

La chroniqueuse invitée Sarah Han réfléchit à la possibilité de se joindre à Jésus dans sa mission chaque jour.

01 July, 2025
Ambassadors of the goodness of God

Guest columnist Lia Milousis reflects on how we are called to live our faith in a post-Christian nation

01 July, 2025
Ambassadeurs de la bonté de Dieu

Lia Milousis, chroniqueuse invitée, réfléchit à la manière dont nous sommes appelés à vivre notre foi dans une nation post-chrétienne.

01 July, 2025
Hip hop was always part of the story

A teacher and hip-hop head in Nova Scotia reports on ministry in a vibrant but misunderstood culture across Canada.

01 July, 2025
Le hip-hop a toujours fait partie de l'histoire

Un enseignant et chef de file du hip-hop en Nouvelle-Écosse parle du ministère dans une culture dynamique mais mal comprise au Canada.

27 June, 2025
How to navigate estrangement

How good are we at expressing disagreement, being humble, rebuking and the like? Let’s reflect together in this series.

27 June, 2025
The voices of Hiroshima’s children

How the youngest survivors turned trauma into testimony