Oct/Nov 2021

In this issue: Church of the Wild founder Victoria Loorz explains how outdoor worship can heal our spiritual relationship with the Earth; Go inside the United Church-led movement to create supervised consumption sites; Join Vivian Ketchum, an Anishinabe “gramma,” as she and other elders embark on a road trip to bring closure to residential school survivors.

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Topics: Environment

She felt disconnected from Christ. Outdoor church brought her back.

Victoria Loorz's Wild Church Network helps people of all faiths find the divine in nature

By Josiah Neufeld
| Sep. 10, 2021
Topics: Opinion

Let’s ditch faux Canadian politeness for genuine tenderness

Our over-apologetic nature has become a joke

By Alanna Mitchell
| Jun. 30, 2021
Topics: Health

Churches band together to mourn COVID-19’s impact on communities of colour

Rev. Stephen Milton says the number of crosses relates to Ontario’s daily death count

By Stephanie Bai
| May 26, 2021