Christian practices among pirates of the Golden Age

Hundreds attended New Brunswick summer Bible school 1937-1969

Civilian public service during the Second World War was an option chosen by some Christian pacifists in North America. An Alberta historian explains.

Surprising origins and what we can learn

Fostering unity in congregational worship

Guest columnist Caroline Lieffers reflects on the legacy of Christian communities 100 years after construction began on the Panama Canal.

The legacy of Richard Preston in 1854 lives on

Helping us see beyond ourselves and our own cultural moment

Early Christianity offers some written treasures outside the Bible worth reading

Historian Robert Wilson explains how aid societies pioneered by Nova Scotia woman Maria Norris in the 1870s supported women missionaries and funded international outreach.

Canadian history reveals positive link

During wartime, how do we relate to fellow Christians who stand on the other side of the divide?

The Protestant press counterculturally defended French Catholics

The roots of an international movement

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