How congregants from a small-town church gave it an ‘extended life’
Facing financial collapse, a rural United church found new stability through an unusual ownership arrangement
January/February 2026
In this issue:
How a Quebec experiment revitalized an old church and provided shelter; Could nuclear power be our best hope for the climate?; Eritrea's ancient language still speaks to my heart
Canadian churches have unfinished business with Indian day schools
Drawing on survivor testimony, historian Jackson Pind examines how churches enforced colonial control
Award-winning theatre artist helps people share their deepest secrets
Tracey Erin Smith believes in the healing power of storytelling
Colour the Trails helps racialized Canadians enjoy the outdoors
Judith Kasiama wants to make outdoor recreation safer and more accessible for adventurers who are Black, Indigenous or people of colour
How our fear of aging is speeding it up
Obsessing over getting older may be costing us far more than time
Why nuclear power is making a comeback
After decades of fear and fallout, a younger generation is embracing nuclear energy as our best hope for a low-carbon future
The last words of an ancient world
I returned home to Eritrea to rediscover Ge’ez — a ‘dead’ language that still sings through the living
David Giuliano on what writing fiction taught him after a life of sermons
The award-winning writer and former United Church moderator explores the lessons of patience and purpose
Quebec’s struggling churches are finding new life as homeless shelters
An experiment at Saint-Roch is keeping doors open for parishioners and the wider community
Natalie MacMaster on the music that shaped her faith and family
In a Broadview interview, the Cape Breton fiddler looks back on her upbringing — and the love that continues to guide her
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