‘Show me where the Bible mentions sweetgrass,’ a critic demands
‘God is bigger than any one expression of Christianity,’ an Indigenous minister responds
‘Show me where the Bible mentions sweetgrass,’ a critic demands
‘God is bigger than any one expression of Christianity,’ an Indigenous minister responds
A new mental health movement is rediscovering ancient wisdom
As somatic healing gains traction, Indigenous teachings about land, body and balance are finding wider recognition
Award-winning playwright Erin Shields reimagines the Gospels
‘Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary’ gives voice to the women at the heart of Jesus’ story
One family, many faiths
Pluralism runs deep among Nigeria’s Yoruba, even as religious intolerance persists
Alberta’s Christian Leadership Summit puts church-state separation at risk, critics say
Premier Danielle Smith’s planned appearance is drawing scrutiny from progressive faith leaders who see echoes of Christian nationalism
There’s a Jewish community in Iran?
After U.S.-Israeli airstrikes hit a synagogue in Tehran, many were surprised to learn that Jews have deep roots in the Islamic Republic
The U.S. bishop who urged Christians to “prepare for martyrdom” explains why
Robert Hirschfeld shares how churches can embody courage in the wake of ICE violence
How queer Christians are holding on to faith amid rising political violence
As violence escalates, queer people of faith explore strategies for safety and solidarity
Grizzly bears are back in B.C. Is coexistence possible?
As bears reclaim territory across the province, communities are being forced to learn how to live alongside them
‘We are deeply alarmed by the escalating military violence’
Canadian aid groups race to respond as needs mount in Iran and Lebanon
What readers think about MAID and faith-based hospitals
From personal stories to ethical questions, Broadview readers share their thoughts on the challenges of accessing Medical Assistance in Dying in publicly
How Quebec’s secularism law is forcing young women to rethink their futures
Aspiring teachers and prosecutors say Bill 21 makes them choose between their faith and their careers in public service