The United Church was forged in the fires of the social gospel by Julie McGonegal A Christian call to justice still animates today’s progressive movements
After the NDP crumbles, what’s next for Canada’s left? by Julie McGonegal Progressive movement faces a reckoning as Singh steps down and Conservatives surge
What 4 major party leaders have said about their faith by Julie McGonegal How religion quietly informs the values of those in power
Agnosticism: What is the belief system? by Julie McGonegal Contrary to popular belief, you can be both a believer and agnostic
Former United Church moderator Lois Wilson dead at 97 by Julie McGonegal The denomination’s first female moderator, a senator and a passionate human rights advocate, Wilson lived a life shaped by her pursuit of
New Nick Cave album reminds us of life after tragedy by Julie McGonegal “Wild God” is a joyful and religious masterpiece that serves as a balm for the grieving
The rise of the non-religious in Canada by Julie McGonegal There’s more to the "nones" than a lack of belief
How this knitter and preacher’s kid fosters interfaith conversations through art by Julie McGonegal From tapestries to plays and a podcast, Kirk Dunn finds common threads among faith traditions
Joy Kogawa calls new poetry book her ‘last hurrah’ at 88 by Julie McGonegal The Japanese Canadian poet and novelist discusses her literary career, her father's abuse and her spiritual journey
How changes to Canada, U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement are putting refugees at risk by Julie McGonegal Policy analyst says border agencies can now turn away asylum seekers at more border crossings, sending them to the U.S.