30 years ago, a Bosnian imam gave me a great compliment
During a peacekeeping mission, military chaplain Rev. Steve Moore found common ground with Muslim colleagues
How a church school served as a beacon of faith in the horror of WWII
Hundreds of young men made public statements of devotion in the mud and blood of the Italian campaign
Interned for being Japanese, my family found hope thanks to one minister
After being separated, relocated and forced into manual labour, my grandparents needed someone to honour their humanity
How to turn your declining church into a community hub
Urban expert Mary Rowe says communities of faith urgently need to rethink their roles
How memorizing the Gospel of Mark helped me grieve my wife’s death
After loss, Gordon Postill challenged himself to remember the book’s 14,000 words — and perform them at churches
A Palestinian Canadian author’s journey of resistance through writing
Saeed Teebi says he “wanted to break the cycle of minimizing being Palestinian as a way of coping with the world”
Why I can’t celebrate the Israel-Hamas peace deal — yet
Any path forward cannot work without a foundation of justice, writes Jeffrey J. Wilkinson
A decade after the TRC, Canadian churches still have some homework
Mainline denominations have made measurable progress on completing the calls to action, but the work remains unfinished
Charlie Kirk’s funeral exposed America’s rising theocracy
Trump’s religious nationalism is on full display, and Canadians should take notice, writes Christopher White
The small-town cenotaph at the centre of a big debate
Updating the war memorial in Southampton, Ont., proved more complex than anyone expected
Tzeporah Berman on how the fossil fuel industry hijacks climate discussions
The longtime climate activist says ‘the science is very clear’ on how to meet net-zero targets
Danté Stewart on fighting the rise of Christian nationalism
“I don’t think that it’s fair for us to give them a monopoly on faith,” says the American theologian
Toronto condo’s lawsuit against street ministry is deeply cruel
Blaming Sanctuary Ministries for the housing and drug crises is like blaming the first-aid tent for the war, writes Bri-anne Swan.