What if small is enough?
Our Editor’s Letter explores a different way of thinking about congregational life
The small church that went big online
Oasis United in Penticton, B.C., turned pandemic necessity into a thriving online ministry
What if small is enough?
Our Editor’s Letter explores a different way of thinking about congregational life
Canadians love freedom — sometimes at the expense of faith
Reginald Bibby looks back on 50 years of social trends in his new book
The influencer priest
Rev. Gerlyn Henry has built a digital following of more than half a million people — larger than most denominations could dream
Where was God on 9/11?
A Muslim scholar reflects on tragedy, faith and the unexpected acts of compassion between people
Trumps Lake America order is about more than a name
Indigenous names were often replaced as European settlers took control. Some communities are now reclaiming those names.
Where is God in the midst of a trade war?
As Canada-U.S. tensions fuel economic uncertainty, churches can help the faithful find their footing
When horses become therapists
A riding program outside Alliston, Ont., gives vulnerable teens a chance to build trust, regulate their emotions and regain confidence
Germany’s churches reckon with AfD’s rise
The far-right party’s strong showing in Saxony-Anhalt has prompted concern among religious leaders
What makes a place a home?
Housing advocate Leilani Farha challenges Canada’s assumptions about homeownership, wealth and land in this year's CBC Massey Lectures.
What would you do to escape?
An interactive refugee simulation organized by a Winnipeg church offers a glimpse into the risks and uncertainty of fleeing persecution
As wildfires tear through B.C., faith communities open their doors
With thousands fleeing their homes, Naramata Centre, Oasis United Church and other congregations are offering shelter, food and comfort
