Indigenous
After 30 years, Albert McLeod continues to blaze a trail for queer Indigenous people
Despite overcoming many obstacles, the grandmother of Manitoba's Two-Spirit movement says there's still more work to be done
June 2023
In this issue: An ordained minister’s experience in the kink community; Diving into the legacy of Albert McLeod, champion of the Two-Spirit movement; Reimagining the overlooked disciple, Mary Magdalene.
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Relationships
How joining the kink community has made me a better preacher
This minister says playing with a dominatrix helps them connect better with others
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Culture
What this classic disaster movie taught me about salvation and leadership
"The Poseidon Adventure" illustrates different ways to be Christ-like while in survival mode
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Opinion
Ministers explain the problem with the word ‘mission’
The church's colonial past can make sharing faith with marginalized communities harmful
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Indigenous
Why more Indigenous people are leaving Christianity
"I just realized that it’s so much bigger than this white man’s church,” says one Ojibwe woman of losing her religion
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Culture
‘We Meant Well’ explores saviourism and complicity in international aid
Erum Shazia Hasan's debut novel brings an insider's intimacy to the power dynamics of charity work
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Society
Proposed prison has turned these rural residents and abolitionists into allies
Rural Ontario residents and abolitionists are protesting the Eastern Ontario Correctional Complex in Kemptville
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Religion
Religions on the rise: Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism are thriving in Canada
Immigration's impact on Canada's religious makeup has changed over the last two decades
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Environment
The United Church has an ambitious climate goal — but it needs help from congregations
The Faithful Footprints program aims to give 500 churches grants for green buildings
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Religion
Black immigrants find belonging and community in faith spaces
These churches provide spiritual and material help for Canada's newcomers despite declining church affiliation across the country
