Church News
Compassionate Justice Speaker Series launches 10th season
This year's speakers include Beverley McLachlin, the 17th chief justice of Canada
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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Society
10 most expensive cities to be a renter
Tenants are experiencing sticker shock across much of the country
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Opinion
Apologizing more, not less, helped heal me
How could I teach my son to say sorry when I couldn’t do it myself?
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Culture
Christi Belcourt painting reproduced as mural
The work has prompted one Picton, Ont. church to connect with their Indigenous neighbours
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Society
Orillia church transforms into community hub
The space houses St. Paul's Centre, which brings people together for food, music, learning and art
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Society
Meet Freshwater United’s 90-year-old ‘jack-of-all-trades’
Eric Parsons cares for the church building, which is nearly as old as he is
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Indigenous
Moose Hide Campaign is for all Canadians: co-founder
Violence against women and girls is "an everyone issue," Raven Lacerte says
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Indigenous
Lac La Croix pony saved from extinction by the Ojibwe
In the horse, the people have found a spiritual connection to their past and a way forward in healing trauma
