Indigenous
Romeo Saganash reflects on the 37-year journey to bring UNDRIP to Canada
A motion to align Canadian law with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples became law back in June
September 2021
In this issue: Writer Louise Kinross details an intimate look at her childhood raised by Christian Scientists; A digital ministry expert makes her predictions on the future of online worship, Romeo Saganash reflects on the passing of federal UNDRIP-related legislation, Canada’s residential school system, and his legacy so far.
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LGBTQ2S+
Meet Mark Tara, host of a ‘little gay radio show’ serving up a bit of everything
On 'Rainbow Country,' Tara wants to give voice to the LGBTQ community and beyond
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Religion
Are churches essential services? Inside the push and pull over pandemic worship
COVID-19 forced congregations to reckon with the meaning of church
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Indigenous
4 questions Christians need to ask if we’re to make good on reconciliation
As an Indigenous Christian, I want fellow churchgoers to actually take action
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Indigenous
How United churches mourned the Kamloops residential school victims
Congregations across the country found ways to remember, but some also hope that sadness translates into action
