Prioritizing Christian values in a fast-paced world

Le dur labeur de laisser Dieu ouvrir la voie

Modéliser l'éthique chrétienne sur la place publique

Jul/Aug 2024 features: Interrupted by astonishment; Immigrant churches imagine their futures; Congregations experiment with their calling; How to care for a grieving person; Ramping up food aid; and more

Christians in the Philippines who apologized to Muslims have seen surprising positive results, reports Aldrin Penamora in a recent conversation on the All Things Reconciled podcast.

Perhaps like me you’ve heard about the declining enrolment in Bible colleges and increasing numbers of young adults abandoning Christian faith.

Bikes for Farmworkers in Niagara-on-the-Lake collects, refurbishes, repairs and sells bikes to migrant workers so they have a means to travel and meet up with friends, etc.

Song for Susie Epp; Made to Live: A Physician's Journey to Save Life; Contact: The Artistry of Jesus in Nine Faces; The City-Wide Church: Unity That God Blesses; and more

An abundance of surplus food delivered to Ontario charities

Professor and former poet laureate George Elliott Clarke on politics and poetry

Guest columnist Tryphena Perumalla-Gagnon reflects on teaching our children digital literacy and how to use screens in healthy ways.

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

How good are we at forgiving, rebuking, empathizing and the like? Let’s reflect together in this series.

An online ministry from Edmonton offers courses and coaching for men, women and couples to deal with sexual addiction.

Author Lynda MacGibbon reflects on meeting a cabbie named Emmanuel, on the miraculous catch of fish in Luke 5, and astonishment in our lives today. (Aussi disponible en français)