Editor's Letter
Canadian war chaplains heeded the call
About 1,400, including my grandfather, served in the Second World War
November 2019
In this issue: How the Ojibwe brought their horses back from the brink of extinction; A child of evangelical missionaries reconsiders his belief in hell as an adult; How clergy can support congregants through assisted dying.
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Culture
Modest Ottawa church houses a stained glass masterpiece
One hundred years ago, an imposing window was unveiled. It’s been challenging viewers ever since.
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Opinion
How I taught Jewish youth about the Nakba
Honouring Palestinians' history doesn't have to mean forgetting Jewish history
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Society
‘Hyphenated’ photos show diversity in Korean communities
Hannah Yoon's photo essay started as a personal project to challenge stereotypes
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Human Rights
South Asian Women’s Centre mends abuse survivors’ lives
The Toronto organization provides sisterhood and resources for women fleeing intimate partner violence
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Theology
When I lost my belief in hell, my faith began to unravel
My convictions about eternal damnation were a crucial part of my Christian worldview
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Relationships
Medical assistance in dying is a new pastoral challenge
A minister reflects on the journey he took alongside one of his congregants before her death
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Interview
Harry Nigh started groundbreaking sex-offender support group
The Circles of Support and Accountability model has spread worldwide
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Culture
Tegan and Sara recount growing up queer in book
The Canadian musicians remember their high school years in their first memoir
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LGBTQ2S+
Why I believe in a non-binary Jesus
His gender-fluidity brings me closer to God as a queer Catholic
