Indigenous
Rebecca Kudloo is fighting for a violence-free future for Inuit families
The longtime advocate says abuse suffered by residential school survivors is a significant factor in domestic violence
January/February 2022
In this issue: Reconciliation 101: The best Indigenous courses to fill those knowledge gaps; Death doulas normalize conversations about dying; The moment everything changed: When life took a sudden turn, these storytellers found courage and strength.
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Health
Spirituality apps and resources to turn screen time into sacred time
Topics range from LGBTQ+ relationships, wisdom practices, devotionals, meditation and more
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Health
As a death doula, I can make end-of-life care beautifully tender
We're not funeral directors, but we can teach you how to take care of a loved one's body
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Church News
United Church digital hymnbook will include songs that ‘reflect the world’
New hymns will be intercultural and presented in many languages
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Opinion
Should church staff be vaccinated?
Our regular Question Box columnist on who's responsible for the vaccination policy for non-ministerial personnel
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Health
United Church ministers are burning out
Clergy were already facing a mental health crisis, and the COVID-19 pandemic only made it worse
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Society
United churches’ little free food pantries ‘about building a community’
Some churches are spearheading the mini-pantries on their own, while others are partnering with community organizations
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Editor's Letter
My family cottage is on stolen land. What am I supposed to do?
It gave me pause to consider that the land where I go to unwind, swim, build campfires and connect with family was unceded
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Culture
‘Rebel Hearts’ celebrates the radical spirit of a group of nuns in the 1960s
The documentary celebrates misfits like Corita Kent, but is also a rich examination of the conflicts that rocked the Catholic Church at the time
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Interview
Anamika Baijnath makes sure decision-makers listen to and stand up for children
The advocate introduces children’s rights to professionals so young people can have more of a say in policy making
