As we move forward, it’s easy to want to shake off this time and forget about it. But that does us a disservice, writes Ilana Reimer.

Stories are beginning to come out about how churches are helping respond to the floods in B.C.

The online version here is longer than the one in the printed magazine. Is there a gift catalogue missing from your favourite Canadian Christian charity? Let us know and we'll add it.

A little Indigenous doll sits in the corner of my mother’s glass cabinet in my childhood home. The crocheted regalia and the leather headband adorned with wooden and glass beads share a story of healing.

Are we too obsessed with anticipating the next big thing?

Tips on making the most of seasonal outreach opportunities

Methodist revival in 1800s Newfoundland

In the midst of turmoil and in a fractured and divisive society, what will be our witness?

Beyond remembrance, we are called as the disciples of Jesus to be blessed peacemakers.

What does our faith have to say about the grief we feel when our animal companions die?

Six key ingredients to strengthen community among people of all ages

Quelques idées fondées sur la recherche à prendre en considération

Why is it that a sermon entitled "God Is Good" doesn’t have the same punch as a sermon entitled "God Is Great," asks Larry Hurst.

Features: deconstructing faith; how churches coped with pandemic restrictions; fractured relationships in the church; and interview with communications expert Joanna la Fleur

What should Christians know as the 1970s craze regains visibility?