‘The adults have failed us’
Youth have taken the lead in fighting the climate crisis. It’s time for the rest of us to join them.
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What not to say to a parent of a child with a disability
Bringing God into it is not ideal
Pastoral care program helps hundreds of Quebec seniors
Grants have enabled the community to hire a minister who can spend time with aging members
It’s time Christians started including Latter-day Saints
Marginalizing the LDS further oppresses the Christian sect, says the author
Wishing you a soulful and inspiring summer
Get whisked away with stories about the moon and spiritual journeys across Canada
50 years after Apollo 11, we’re still fighting over the moon
The author explores why humans feel entitled to possess our celestial neighbour
Why a Catholic pharmacist saved a church in a small Ontario town
Michael Haddad, an Egyptian immigrant, bought the building, which he envisions as a home to multiple Christian denominations
DIY slip n’ slide brought me back to the magic of childhood
For the author, plunging down a long waterslide of soapy plastic was the most fun he's ever had
10 Canadian spiritual road trips
Feed your soul this summer with these destinations
Great summer reads that are anything but light
These three works of fiction are mesmerizing, eye-opening and even difficult
