Black youth are helping United churches create a safe, diverse space
Four of the Young Black Scholarship Program recipients are now working on an anti-racism curriculum
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This environmental advocate leads youth through small actions and big ideas
The teachings of Kehkashan Basu's Hindu faith inform her work
Fix it, don’t toss it! A B.C. group is practicing the lost art of repair
Repair Café North Saanich is one of many repair cafés around the world
Outdoor exhibition brings the Stations of the Cross to Toronto
"Crossings: A Journey To Easter" features 16 works by Canadian artists
Wetlands vs. developers: A small-town battle with national ramifications
Affordable housing advocates, environmental activists and animal lovers have teamed up to fight a building project that could displace both people and
‘The Believer’ explores the human need to put our faith in things unseen
Author Sarah Krasnostein talks to an eccentric cast of believers for her new book, but she ends up being the most interesting
Now in her 90s, Sister Virginia Varley is a painter still open to surprises
After spending almost two decades painting mandalas, Varley now finds joy in abstraction
Quebec church offers sanctuary to Mexican asylum seekers
The Rodriguez-Flores family moved into Plymouth-Trinity United after their asylum request was denied
Hockey has a racism problem. These Canadians are trying to fix it.
Discrimination persists at all levels of Canada's national sport, but some high-profile members of the community are finding solutions
Former United Church moderator, longtime advocate Bill Phipps dies at 79
He apologized to residential school survivors on behalf of the denomination in 1998