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Culture critic Daniel Coleman on fostering wonder in writing, his writing process and his new book

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

Conversations and vulnerability can overcome shame, according to this pastor's daughter

How good are we at expressing disagreement, saying sorry, being humble, rebuking and the like? Let’s reflect together in this series.

Families remember loved ones at Trinity United Church, Onslow-Belmont, N.S., with a special remembrance service each year.

An extended review of a 2023 book by Joseph Lee Dutko

La surprenante bénédiction de rédiger des nécrologies

The surprising blessing of writing obituaries. By Vancouver writer Julie Lane-Gay, author of The Riches of Your Grace: Living in the Book of Common Prayer.

Generosity on the road to reconciliation

A Liberal and a Conservative both argue against privatizing beliefs

Karen Stiller, one of two senior editors at Faith Today, has news to share.

Actual attendance actually matters

L'assiduité a de l'importance

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.