‘Hallelujah’ and Leonard Cohen’s personal mythology of betrayal and forgiveness
A new documentary is just the latest to explore the late songwriter's story
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How a spider — and my grandmother — helped me appreciate all life
”That spider could be your great-grandpa,” my granny told me one day
Will churches get back to pre-pandemic attendance?
Question Box columnist Christopher White addresses a reader
How Indigenous influencers are celebrating their cultures on social media
Young social media stars like Theland Kicknosway are using their platforms to push back against negative stereotypes
How Canadian churches can live out this TRC call to action
Faith communities should use their stock holdings to support Indigenous communities
COVID, confusion and chaos marred the first-ever virtual General Council
Here's the lowdown on everything that happened (and didn't happen) at the meeting
United Church’s move to delay action on Palestine frustrates justice advocates
The denomination's General Council opted to postpone consideration of several proposals on the issue
This spiritual practice both comforts me and takes me outside my comfort zone
Journal making 'teaches me to be gentle with myself'
I returned to the land of my Sámi ancestors to reclaim my identity
The only Indigenous people in Europe, the Sámi have survived 1,000 years of colonialism
How I have found healing in remembering sacred Indigenous teachings
As a nehiyô, every breath I take is an act of survival
