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Justice | Broadview Fundraising
One donor on why Broadview’s work matters to him
John Ryerson wants to protect progressive journalism
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Spirituality | Broadview Fundraising
Broadview’s fundraising director on why giving is spiritual
"Money is indeed the root of many evils," says Trisha Elliott. "But it's also the root of much goodness."
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March 2021, UCC in Focus | Religion
The highs and lows of the United Church’s first year with COVID
After a hard many months, the denomination may be more united than ever
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July/August 2020, Spirituality | Religion
How churches rallied in a pandemic
As COVID-19 changed the way we worship, faith communities adapted to stay connected
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Spirituality | Society
Pinecrest tragedy deeply affected local church
Rev. Ann Blane from Knox Presbyterian on ministering at a COVID-19 epicentre
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Ethical Living, Jan./Feb. 2020 | Relationships
A DNA test brought me a loving brother, but also more questions
Neither of us could have imagined the challenging dynamics that would storm around our reunion or how finding each other would impact us and everyone we love
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Ethical Living, October 2019 | Interview
Senator Joseph Day says faith gives him direction
The Canadian Senate member attends a United church in Hampton, N.B.
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Ethical Living | Society
For those with dementia, music brings joy
It can also trigger memories. One day it might prove key to unlocking them.
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UCC in Focus | History
How a Methodist minister started War Amps
Lt-Col. Sidney Lambert helped start the organization at the close of the Great War. It is still doing vital work for Canadians with disabilities.
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Justice | History
Canadian war artist was nearly forgotten
Mary Riter Hamilton created more than 300 paintings that capture the death and destruction of the Great War. But years later, some of her works ended up molding in a library.
