195 years: Broadview’s legacy as a progressive Christian voice by Shelley Page Compassionate, compelling and controversial, the publication has persisted against all odds for nearly two centuries
Truth before reconciliation by Jocelyn Bell To move forward, we must embrace the fact that reconciliation is settler work, not Indigenous work
Celebrating a 195-year legacy by Jocelyn Bell Editor and publisher Jocelyn Bell on what connects Broadview’s past to the present and the future
Who gets left out when we treat eating disorders by Anna Wolfe In Canada, treatments ignore marginalized communities and their specific needs
CHURCHx wants to transform how people of faith learn by Christopher White New online education platform helps congregation members across the country collaborate with each other
‘Juiceboxers’ explores the corrosive effects of serving in Afghanistan by Drew-Anne Glennie Benjamin Hertwig's debut novel intimately conveys the disillusionment and trauma that followed him and other soldiers home
Not wild about fungi? Ariel Gordon might just convert you by Alex Mlynek The writer's new essay collection about the joys of mushroom hunting reveals the beauty and magic of our planet
United Church to consider naming Israel’s actions ‘apartheid’ by Mike Milne Next month, the denomination's General Council will discuss joining a campaign that strongly condemns Israel's treatment of Palestinians
Why white evangelical voters back Trump by Kate Helmore Theology professor’s new book examines the curious connection between the presidential candidate and American evangelicals