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
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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
The Quiet Parks movement fights an invisible yet dangerous form of pollution
Quiet isn’t just an absence; it can be “a place of possibility.”
Treaty Land Sharing Network links Indigenous land users with settler farmers
One of the Saskatchewan program's goals is to make it easier for Indigenous people to access land
My faith has led me back home to myself as Cree
"It is in circles of sharing and learning from others that I continue in my healing."
Carmen Lansdowne is now the 1st Indigenous woman to lead a Canadian church
The new United Church moderator has named reconciliation as a top priority
Was Jesus a Pharisee?
A long tradition of anti-Semitism has taken Christ out of context
In her new book, Anishinaabe author Patty Krawec explores how creation stories shape us
"Forcing us into a different creation story begins our disconnection from the land."