Articles in May/Jun 2021 reflect on death and dying, reading spiritual books, the term "evangelical" and more. View selections here or jump to a complete online sample issue you can page through.

How embracing the future helps us live in the present

Art by Lynda Toews; Refuge Reimagined (Glanville); The Great Sex Rescue (Gregoire et al.); The Problem of Jesus (Clark); The Bible & Ancient Science (Lamoureux); How to Pronounce Knife (Thammavongsa)

What to make of the booming legacy of Peter Wagner

A London, Ontario church is being present in the midst of the tragedy that has rocked their city.

How does God's call on Christians to be ambassadors of reconciliation lead us to respond to news about the remains of 215 children at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School? Phil Wagler reflects.

Grimsby church and community form lasting connections through initiative

How can a church celebrate the offering in an online worship service when there is no plate to be passed?

First person, by Holly Fortier

Lynda MacGibbon reflects on practical ways to love our neighbours in the current moment.

Christian-themed audio books for people with blindness or a "print disability"

Malachi 4:6 says, “He will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers; or else I will come and strike the land with a curse.”

What does the body of Christ look like after medical assistance in dying (MAiD) has been legalized in Canada? A theological ethicist offers another, ancient way forward

How Canada adapted and innovated for evangelical education

Our neighbours notice our community service more than our worship services