Nowruz in a time of war
As airstrikes hit Iran, families mark the new year, while people inside the country and beyond reveal changing perspectives
Film project centres the lives of young people killed by fentanyl
Mary Fairhurst Breen's series features 10 short documentaries about Ontarians lost to the opioid crisis — including her daughter
Canada’s children are breathing the climate crisis
As smoke and heat intensify, doctors warn that kids lack protection
B.C. church welcomes members back as court sides with regional leadership
A former council chair at Bethany-Newton United disputes claims that the church was dysfunctional
A year after a wildfire destroyed their building, Jasper United is finding new ways to gather
Despite challenges, the congregation is rebuilding, proving that faith and community can't be burned down
Canada is losing its churches. Can communities afford to let that happen?
From housing to disaster relief, faith spaces have long filled civic gaps. A new report calls them essential public assets.
This Canadian soccer league champions more than competition
The Canadian Street Soccer Association offers connection, support — and a shot at the Homeless World Cup in Norway
Her church cast her out for being gay. 30 years later, it made amends.
Victoria ministers Revs. Martha Juillerat and Tammy Lindahl lost their ordinations after coming out in the 1990s. Now, the Presbyterian Church U.S.A.
Toronto church celebrates United Church centennial with 100-foot potluck picnic
Over 150 people gathered around a rainbow picnic table at Metropolitan United to mark a century of faith and community
3 centenarians on what a lifetime of faith has meant to them
To mark the United Church's centennial, Broadview spoke with members who have been around longer than the denomination itself
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