Grizzly bears are back in B.C. Is coexistence possible?
As bears reclaim territory across the province, communities are being forced to learn how to live alongside them
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How HBO’s The Pitt portrays faith in a non-preachy way
The award-winning medical drama weaves religion into life-and-death episodes
Canada’s oldest organ builder and the sound of Canadian history
Casavant Frères has left its mark on churches, concert halls, and even the Supreme Court
What we miss when we rush to resurrection this Easter
Drawing on the road to Emmaus, Rt. Rev. Kimberly Heath explores how faith deepens in moments of disorientation
What fasting is teaching me this Lent
With careful preparation, a Senegalese Canadian transforms hunger into spiritual insight and gratitude
Should we share our church space with another congregation?
Rental income may help, but differing beliefs and practices can complicate the decision, says Rev. Mitchell Anderson
The everyday ceremony that grounds me during Lent
A Two-Spirit Indigenous minister turns to smoke and sweetgrass in daily prayer
Iraq’s child brides
Girls as young as nine are being forced into marriage in Iraq. Women’s rights activists are risking everything to fight back.
Should I attend an event featuring a speaker accused of transphobia?
A reader grapples with showing support for a complex figure
What if Lent began with a question?
A mother-daughter road trip sparked a sacred writing practice rooted in memory, wisdom and God’s presence