When I lost my belief in hell, my faith began to unravel
My convictions about eternal damnation were a crucial part of my Christian worldview
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Medical assistance in dying is a new pastoral challenge
A minister reflects on the journey he took alongside one of his congregants before her death
Harry Nigh started groundbreaking sex-offender support group
The Circles of Support and Accountability model has spread worldwide
Tegan and Sara recount growing up queer in book
The Canadian musicians remember their high school years in their first memoir
Why I believe in a non-binary Jesus
His gender-fluidity brings me closer to God as a queer Catholic
Compassionate Justice Speaker Series launches 10th season
This year's speakers include Beverley McLachlin, the 17th chief justice of Canada
Second Harvest gives food another chance to nourish
Photographer Bill Leontaritis went to 40 community organizations to create "Hope in Progress"
10 most expensive cities to be a renter
Tenants are experiencing sticker shock across much of the country
Apologizing more, not less, helped heal me
How could I teach my son to say sorry when I couldn’t do it myself?
Christi Belcourt painting reproduced as mural
The work has prompted one Picton, Ont. church to connect with their Indigenous neighbours