What a Bronze Age warrior-king can teach us about friends and enemies

In November 1984, Wilma and Cliff Derksen’s 13-year-old daughter Candace went missing on her way home from school in Winnipeg. Seven weeks later her body was found. Twenty-two years after that, charges were laid and a...

Trading in picture-perfect faith for authentic experience with Jesus

If you know Regent College, then you know LOREN WILKINSON. The now emeritus professor of interdisciplinary studies and philosophy at the West Coast theological school is known for creation care, and instilling that lo...

Theologians tackle how faith shapes public life

Major Canadian study on attitudes to mission releases first of five reports.

Ann Voskamp is the Ontario farmer’s wife, wildly successful – and wonderfully humble – author of The New York Times bestseller One Thousand Gifts: A Dare to Live Fully Right Where You Are, and most recently The Broken...

It doesn’t need to be only long prayers and joint Bible study

THINGS ARE NOT AS THEY ONCE WERE FOR THE CHURCH. IT’S NOT ALL BAD.

Many seniors feel there is no place for them at church. How can that change?

Beaucoup d'aînés estiment qu'il n'y a pas de place pour eux à l'église. Comment cela peut-il changer?

IN A CULTURE OF GREED, ARE OUR DESIRES ALWAYS WRONG? PHOTO BY MYLES TAN

Larry Worthen is executive director of the Christian Medical and Dental Society of Canada, an organization that has stepped up to try to protect the conscience rights of Canadian doctors who have religious objections ...

Gender fluidity is confusing and challenging to churches. How should we respond?