Donna Sinclair
Donna Sinclair is a writer in North Bay, Ont.
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Justice | Opinion
Coastal GasLink work is even riskier during COVID-19
While the pandemic preoccupies Canadians, work continues on Wet'suwet'en land
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Ethical Living | Environment
5 ways to open minds to the reality of climate crisis
In her new book, former Broadview senior writer Donna Sinclair has some strategies for activist groups that won't make listeners defensive
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May 2019, UCC in Focus | Health
Retired minister reflects on living with dementia
For Rev. Dennis Landry, the condition has been difficult, but has also brought unexpected joys
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UCC in Focus | Human Rights
How a South Korean dissident became a minister in northern Ontario
After being released from prison in his native South Korea in 1979, Jong Bok Kim made the long journey to Canada, where he is now a United Church minister.
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Spirituality | Theology
How can spiritualities of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people co-exist?
A certain corner of my garden makes me think of Kimberley Robinson, who is one of the pillars holding up the congregation I attend. She gave me the sweetgrass flourishing here, filling the air with its scent. Robinson is Algonquin — her grandmother was from the Golden Lake First Nation…
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Aging | Society
Elders play a vital role in our society, holding memory and wisdom
Suddenly, you notice that younger people in your community are looking to you for insight and guidance. Surprise, you're an elder!
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UCC in Focus | Health
Andrew Genge’s injury that changed his life and the faith that saved it
After an accidental rugby injury broke most of the bones in 15-year-old Andrew's face and caused a stroke, the Genge family that love is the best medicine
