“When I use a word, it means what I choose it to mean. Neither more nor less.” – Humpty Dumpty in Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll. Language is and always has been an evolving thing. New words and phrases...

Educating For Vocation

The lifelong journey of following Christ

Last week I spent several days in Vancouver, recording some podcasts at Regent College and attending a conference. I also had the wonderful opportunity to have coffee with several Faith Today subscribers and readers i...

Over the last several months, I’ve spoken with many people who are doing food ministry a bit differently. Out of those conversations I’ve noticed some common ideas that result in stellar suppers.

An Ontario policy that requires doctors to violate their conscience is wrong and hurts our society

We don’t have the option to withdraw into self-congratulatory faithfulness

The difference between maturing and copping out

Why not force doctors, schools and charities to operate under current social values?

Pourquoi ne pas forcer les médecins, les écoles et les organismes de bienfaisance à fonctionner selon les valeurs sociales actuelles ?

(Re)union, by Bruxy Cavey. In Other Worlds, by John D. Wilson. So Shall We Love, by Ali Matthews. The Turning Aside, by D. S. Martin. A Great Reckoning, by Louise Penny. Art by Robert McAffee

Food is central in scripture, community and restoration

I was excited today to receive the March/April issue of Faith Today. I had been listening for the thump of the delivery box against my front door for days now, knowing the issue had been coming to life at the printers...

Reconciliation. What we need is a new story. A fresh beginning. Here is what we are called to do. And here is how we can do it

Chantal Huinink is a motivational speaker, author, and social justice advocate who lives with cerebral palsy. Chantal is completing a double-masters in Divinity and Social Work through Wilfred Laurier University in Wa...