Churches need to acknowledge faith transmission across generations often fails and minister to parents accordingly, argues B.C. scholar Matthew R.S. Todd

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From slave trade captain to spiritual director

Practical tips for discerning use of artificial intelligence

Tracy Krauss of Tumber Ridge, B.C. on writing faith-based romantic suspense novels

The positive contribution of faith communities in Canada is being challenged, writes columnist Bruce Clemenger.

Le Québec, le statut d'organisme de bienfaisance et les prières militaires

Croire au miracle à l'ère séculière

Believing the miracle in a secular age

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Reaching behind bars. Medical healing and divine intervention. Chronic disease. Praying for the city includes the city council. The FT interview with Jesse Nickel of Columbia Bible College.

Even in a war-torn place like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, God is moving through local churches to create examples of reconciliation, reports Miranda Brown.

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Gordon T. Smith, author of books on calling, vocation, leadership and theology (and executive director of Christian Higher Education Canada) reflects on what some call the "pipeline crisis."

How virtual volunteering is making prison ministry more accessible than ever.