This couple embarked on a 28,000-km journey across Canada and haven’t looked back
After walking the Camino de Santiago in Spain, Sonya Richmond and Sean Morton took on a more local challenge
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The Indigenous Ghost Dance is one of ‘renewal and restoration’
But one theologian says we shouldn't confuse a vision central to the Ghost Dance faith with western end-times imagery
Threats to the media make me thankful for Broadview’s independence
Our publication is free to commit to truth-telling in all that we publish
Canadian rapper Cadence Weapon is saying what others have left unsaid
The Polaris Prize winner is calling for change in the music industry and beyond
Amid southern B.C.’s 2021 tragedies, many wondered: where is the church?
The general public condemned a perceived lack of action by area churches
The United Church is changing its model of ministry — for better or for worse
Part-time clergy jobs are becoming the norm, and that has huge implications for the wider church
‘I’ve always believed that disability is part of God’s good design’
Miriam Spies and Amy Panton's podcast brings theology into conversations about disability and mental health
In some families, medical assistance in dying is anything but a peaceful ending
Family members often support the idea of MAID in the abstract, but the procedure can take on a new meaning when it
Patriarchy still binds the fates of women in China
The fight for equality continues in a country where women's voices are still being taken away
Community land trusts could help provide affordable housing we so desperately need
This housing model safeguards renters while changing the way we think about land