Ethical Living, October 2019
Why Broadview has changed how it invests its money
For a magazine with "ethical living" on its cover, we realized we had to do better
October 2019
In this issue:
- The Belgian city that opens its homes to people with mental illness
- Surviving the heartache of family estrangement
- A guide to ethical investing
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In This Issue
Letters
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Ethical Living
Responses to our July/August issue (print exclusive)
Snapshot
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Ethical Living, October 2019
Second Harvest gives food another chance to nourish
Photographer Bill Leontaritis went to 40 community organizations to create "Hope in Progress"
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October 2019, Spirituality
5 churches doing cool things to help newcomers
These Christian organizations have gone the extra mile to welcome refugees and immigrants
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Justice
By the numbers (print exclusive)
Nunavut food insecurity
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Ethical Living
Ode (print exclusive)
The church cookbook
Perspective
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Ethical Living, October 2019
This election, let’s talk to each other like human beings
I make scornful comments on social media that I’d never utter in person
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October 2019, Spirituality
Why faith groups should help fund religious journalism
The Winnipeg Free Press had a simple pitch for religious communities: if you want to see more faith coverage, help us do more
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Justice, October 2019
Refugees shouldn’t have to pay to get to Canada
Saddling them with debt is a harsh welcome to the country
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Ethical Living, October 2019
Bwambale Robert Musubaho teaches kids ethics without religion
In a devout country, the Ugandan educator is promoting humanism as an alternative to faith
Features
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Ethical Living, October 2019
Geel, Belgium has a radical approach to mental illness
The city pioneered revolutionary health care — and it all started with a teenaged saint
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Ethical Living, October 2019
Family estrangement a ‘silent epidemic’
There is no easy fix for fractured families — and Canada is lacking in resources for those seeking help
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Ethical Living, October 2019
An ethical person’s guide to investing
Learn how to put your money where your morals are and invest with a clean conscience
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Ethical Living, October 2019
3 things fundraisers wish donors knew
It's wise to communicate any concerns you have before committing to give
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Ethical Living, October 2019
How charity is changing in Canada
Three experts weigh in on our evolving relationship with giving
Spotlight
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Ethical Living, October 2019
James Moffett’s cancer inspires his return to music
The composer behind "The Lavender Fields" has been incredibly prolific since receiving his diagnosis
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Justice, October 2019
Refuge Canada exhibit brings refugee experiences to life
Developed by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, the display is travelling around the country
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Ethical Living, October 2019
Detroit bead museum tells African stories
The MBAD African Bead Museum offers insight into social class, spirituality and history
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Ethical Living
Poem (print exclusive)
" I Become Less of Who I Am by the Second"
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Spirituality
Healing from the fight (print exclusive)
A political activist turns to spirituality in a new memoir about injustice and healing
UCC In Focus
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UCC in Focus
United Church minister hosts Queer and Faithful conference (print exclusive)
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October 2019, UCC in Focus
United Church centre helps addicts reclaim their lives
The Therapeutic Recovery Community aims to stop the cycle of jail, homelessness and addiction
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October 2019, UCC in Focus
Ron Klusmeier’s music raises $1.25M for food security
The United Church hymn writer used his talents to fundraise for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank
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October 2019, Spirituality
Toronto church hosts Canada’s first women’s-only mosque
Organizer Farheen Khan said traditional mosques often only have small spaces for women or none at all
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Ethical Living, October 2019
For Laurel Dykstra, faith fuels a fight for the climate
The Anglican priest was arrested and sentenced to a week in jail for protesting a pipeline
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Ethical Living, October 2019
Senator Joseph Day says faith gives him direction
The Canadian Senate member attends a United church in Hampton, N.B.
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UCC in Focus
Question box (print exclusive)
Telling the world about the church
