Environment
Tzeporah Berman on not looking away from the climate crisis
The Canadian environmental campaigner's Jewish faith informs her activism
July/August 2020
In this issue: How churches are retooling their work in a pandemic; One writer’s ode to her mobility scooter; Three Canadians reflect on their homelands.
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Interview
Shad on faith, fatherhood and the power of hip-hop
The "bubbly" Toronto rapper discusses his bleak 2018 album and how religion informs his music
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Society
What my scooter taught me about barriers
I have a deeper understanding of how social justice for disabled people is tied to our ability to move through the world
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Culture
New film sheds light on forced adoptions in church-run homes
Colin Scheyen's documentary deals with an important subject, but feels unfinished
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Relationships
3 Canadians on their complex relationships with their homelands
For the children and grandchildren of immigrants, links to a distant land may feel comforting and tinged with nostalgia. But there are complications, too.
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Culture
How artists are reimagining theatre in the wake of COVID-19
Venues have gone dark this season, but organizations and individuals have been drumming up new ways to share performances
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Indigenous
Land-based camp connects church and Indigenous communities
Pabaamashi came out of a partnership between a Kenora United church, Anishinaabe and Métis leaders, and local organizations
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Opinion
Christians shouldn’t miss this chance to learn to pray at home
We can't rely entirely on worship livestreams during COVID-19
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Editor's Letter
Generation Z offers a fresh perspective on journalism
These young reporters are some of the most thoughtful I've ever met
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Opinion
COVID-19 gives Mother Earth a chance to heal — if we let her
What if we could leverage this dreadful moment in our human history to right past wrongs?
