Interview
‘Nap bishop’ advocates for rest as a form of resistance
Tricia Hersey says we're exhausted because capitalism has turned us into machines
September 2020
In this issue: Why melting Arctic permafrost is not a distant threat; Hunger is forcing Indigenous Guatemalans out. What happens when Trump pushes them back? An interview with a nap bishop.
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Editor's Letter
Black lives matter. We have to do more.
My COVID-19 malaise was replaced with the feeling that I wasn't doing enough to help end racism
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Environment
Thawing Arctic permafrost seems like a distant threat. It’s not.
People displaced by the collapsing ground could be Canada's first climate refugees. But the thaw should worry everyone.
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Environment
Willie Jennings on the intersection of climate and social justice
The struggle for climate justice is also about how we shape our cities, says the Yale professor and author
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Opinion
What I need from white people right now
It’s way past time to confront anti-Black racism
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Church News
United Church lays off head of fundraising
The position elimination comes as part of previously planned budget cuts
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Church News
Why some United churches are in no rush to reopen
Though some regions are relaxing gathering rules, faith communities are still being cautious
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Society
Five Oaks housing migrant workers during pandemic
The move also means the United Church retreat centre can keep its doors open
