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30 years ago, a Bosnian imam gave me a great compliment

by Steve Moore

During a peacekeeping mission, military chaplain Rev. Steve Moore found common ground with Muslim colleagues

Four individuals, wearing casual clothes like jeans and a t-shirt, are standing outdoors near a scenic backdrop of a body of water and clear blue skies. The setting appears to be natural, with grass and a calm shoreline in view.

How Qualicum First Nation woke up its language

by Julie Gordon

A chief’s dream, an extraordinary historical find and a determined community are stirring pentl’ach out of dormancy

A man with long braided hair is sitting outdoors, wearing a black T-shirt with the word "PRESS" printed in bold letters on the front. The background features a blurred scene with a fence, trees, and open space.

Filmmaker captures untold stories of Black caregivers in Canada

by Jumol Royes

Moses Latigo Odida’s docuseries gives voice to Canada’s Black caregiving communities

A person wearing a blue knit beanie, beige plaid button-up shirt over a coloured hoodie, standing outside near a building wall.

Your beginner’s guide to living out reconciliation — one week at a time

by Julie McGonegal

David A. Robertson’s new book challenges readers to transform reflection into action with practical, year-round steps

A drawing of a hand holding a cell phone that shows a picture of an envelope with a fishing hook on it.

Why churchgoers should question every text message

by Prarthana Pathak

Fraudsters are taking advantage of the same deep connections that make congregations unique

A funny novel about religion? Randy Boyagoda is your guy

by Ian Coutts

The satirist's Dante-inspired trilogy explores the complexities of keeping faith in the modern world

A group of people hike down a cliff. They are on a path and you can see greenery and water

Can you take religion out of the Camino?

by Liz Bucar

Many seek a “spiritual” journey on Spain’s famous trail, but the trek to Santiago is rooted in centuries of Christian faith

Four men and a woman stand in front of cows in a farm. There is feed on the ground and one man gestures to the cows

Inside Canada’s $33-million prison farm

by Leslie Sinclair

Critics say Joyceville Institution's industrial dairy exploits inmates

Illustration of prisoners working in a factory. They are faceless, wearing orange jumpsuits and working on sprockets

The vast hidden workforce of Canada’s prisons

by Leslie Sinclair

Inmates earn less than $7 a day. Is their labour rehabilitation or exploitation?

A young white woman with glasses and brown hair in a green coat and black shirt stands next to a white woman with brown hair. She is wearing a white cardigan and black shirt that says "FreePA". They are Christina nationalists in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania

‘An American Pastoral’ chronicles a small town’s culture war

by Evgenia Shestunova

Auberi Edler’s documentary captures the religious rifts and book bans of a divided Pennsylvania community

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