Culture
One dad’s struggle to get in touch with his emotions
"I was raised to see masculine virtue in being quiet and in control"
June 2019
In this issue: Parenting in the age of climate change; Helping refugees in a housing crisis; Nuns doing cool things.
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Interview
Meet Ottawa’s first openly gay and first female rabbi
For Rabbi Elizabeth Bolton, activism, religion and feminism are intertwined in scripture
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Society
Christians, Muslims and Sikhs work together to feed the hungry
The weekly supper club, which has become "a hub for the community," has helped individuals prosper
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Theology
Do you believe in God?
This commissioning question has me reconsidering becoming a minister
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Opinion
Canadian laws still put sex workers in danger
Criminalizing aspects of the sex industry also perpetuates stigma, says this minister and writer
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Relationships
How a United Church member and four Filipino sailors became family
United Church member Heather Cooke shares a tight bond with the men
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Human Rights
Coming of age in a Rohingya refugee camp
Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya living in camps in southern Bangladesh, and young girls are some of the most vulnerable
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Culture
Writer’s new book highlights need for diversity in CanLit
In her debut collection of short stories, Téa Mutonji brings great detail and nuance to the world of Loli, a Congolese refugee in Toronto
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Culture
New podcast grapples with sexual abuse in the Catholic church
The host of "Deliver Us" is committed to remaining a Catholic, but she's shaken and looking for answers
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Opinion
Churches need to embrace people of all sizes
All bodies are a beautiful part of Creation, says this writer, and it's time spaces of faith start accommodating people-of-size as part of faithful welcome
