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About 1 in 20 Canadians will be fasting and praying, seeking the favour of God, from Feb. 28 to March 29. Let's pray for them, says the national coordinator of Loving Muslims Together.
Fish can have trouble breathing when water gets too muddy, and our cities can pose similar problems for vulnerable neighbours, writes the director of Helping Hands Street Mission.
Wesley Huff, 33, laid out the case for the historical reliability of the Bible, particularly the New Testament, on the The Joe Rogan Experience in January.
Conversations and vulnerability can overcome shame, according to this pastor's daughter
Karen Stiller, one of two senior editors at Faith Today, has news to share.
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The new think tank Station M is evidence of increasingly successful partnering among francophone evangelical churches
Newfoundland and Labrador writer Fraser D. Roberts reflects on why we're still called – even after the pandemic changed what's normal – to build on that habit.
Ontario film critic Adam Kline reflects on a new shot-in-Winnipeg Christmas film by the faith-based creative team behind The Chosen series.
Bible society leaders last year oversaw translations to 1.25 billion people speaking 106 languages. Faith Today intern Jaidyn Bremer went to Toronto to meet three key leaders and reports what they said.
Not only do we live in a world of human difference, but that God wants us to live in this kind of world, for our flourishing, according to a new book by Andrew Barron, a Toronto author who lives with a son who has Dow...
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Finding simple daily ways to pause, reflect and regroup can help do away with the lingering disquiet that persists after the pandemic.
Sept. 26-28 event features presentations by Karen Stiller, Angela Reitsma Bick, Patricia Paddey, Michael Higgins, John Longhurst and more
The personal story behind the Thirst Art Exhibition that will celebrate Christian creativity later this fall in Oakville, Ont.