How churches can share the work of leadership
As congregations get smaller, Rev. Heather McCance sees an opportunity to return to a more collaborative model of ministry
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A 48-storey answer to a small church’s big challenge
Rising housing costs and an aging heritage property have pushed one Toronto congregation toward an ambitious path forward
Church finds new energy by putting the people in charge
St. John's United in Kemptville, Ont., asked members what mattered most — and built its future around their answers
A church rethinks what it means to serve
St. Columba’s turned a gap in Port Hardy’s shelter system into an opportunity for reconciliation and community care
What if growth isn’t about getting bigger?
Rev. Cameron Fraser says congregations can look beyond membership numbers to the possibilities in their own communities
What small churches know
As congregations shrink, some are discovering that close community can thrive with fewer people
The small church that went big online
Oasis United in Penticton, B.C., turned pandemic necessity into a thriving online ministry
What if small is enough?
Our Editor’s Letter explores a different way of thinking about congregational life
When the end of life feels like a beginning
A hospice encounter raises questions medicine can’t answer
A feral faith
Maria Giesbrecht’s debut poetry collection explores the aftermath of leaving a conservative Mennonite upbringing