Religious freedom must be defended against those who want to remove it from public spaces. A Quebec court case is a good example, argues our columnist.

La liberté religieuse doit être défendue contre ceux qui veulent la supprimer de l'espace public. Une affaire judiciaire québécoise en est un bon exemple, estime notre chroniqueur.

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Phil Wagler of Kelowna, B.C., is global director of the World Evangelical Alliance Peace and Reconciliation Network. He shares what he learned on a fall trip to a country at war.

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.

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