This church isn’t filling its pews. It’s filling its building
In Sarnia, Ont., St. Luke’s United has opened its doors to youth and community groups, serving its neighbours while sustaining the church
Is AI really going to destroy humanity?
Theology professor Hyejung Yum says the race to develop powerful technology raises deeper questions about human dignity
Is AI really neutral about religion?
Two new studies suggest chatbots can steer users toward or away from religious perspectives, even when their answers sound objective
Germany’s churches reckon with AfD’s rise
The far-right party’s strong showing in Saxony-Anhalt has prompted concern among religious leaders
What makes a place a home?
Housing advocate Leilani Farha challenges Canada’s assumptions about homeownership, wealth and land in this year's CBC Massey Lectures.
What would you do to escape?
An interactive refugee simulation organized by a Winnipeg church offers a glimpse into the risks and uncertainty of fleeing persecution
As wildfires tear through B.C., faith communities open their doors
With thousands fleeing their homes, Naramata Centre, Oasis United Church and other congregations are offering shelter, food and comfort
Canada’s support for gender diversity is falling — and politics is driving It
New StatCan data shows fewer Canadians embracing trans and gender-diverse people since 2018
A data centre looming for Lorneville
A massive proposed development is forcing a New Brunswick community to confront the environmental costs of Canada’s digital future
What would a ‘degrowth church’ look like?
In Enough is Enough, Matt Bernico and Dean Dettloff argue churches should value solidarity over expansion
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