New dad finds reason for hope amidst climate change
The author reflects on the reality of bringing a child into a world of growing peril
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Artist spent 15 years knitting gigantic interfaith tapestries
Each eight-foot-tall tapestry mimics the form of stained glass windows
Church celebrates baptism with dads and surrogate mom
“We never could imagine the love we found in Cambridge Street [United] that Sunday morning," say the two dads, who live in
I’ve never liked my voice, but a ‘singcation’ boosted my confidence
The writer reflects on a five-day choir retreat she attended in Newfoundland
The simple way men can help fight misogyny
Men need to start doing their part in identifying and fighting a culture of sexual assault so it’s not a burden entirely
Church funds businesses making money — and a difference
The United Church of Canada has embraced social enterprises, which have the potential to reinvent their local communities
Electricity comes with a devastating cost for Indigenous communities
Sixty percent of Canada's electricity comes from low-carbon hydro. But for some First Nations people, it has irreparably harmed their communities and
Who gets to preach in the big house?
Since 2016, a non-profit with ties to Florida evangelicals has held the purse strings for prison chaplaincies in Canada. Now minority faith
Researcher tackles homelessness among LGBTQ2 youth
Alex Abramovich says addressing this demographic is crucial to tackling the overall problem
Calgary doctor helps mothers and girls around the world
Dr. Fozia Alvi says the suffering of Rohingya refugees 'keeps on driving me'