Arguments over Easter’s date go back hundreds of years
This year, all Christians will be celebrating the holiday on the same day, and Pope Francis wants to make this permanent
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3 evergreen challenges in churches — and how to deal with them
Question Box columnist Christopher White offers helpful answers to issues that resurface year after year
25 immigrant-led ‘church plants’ bring community to newcomers
With the support of the United Church, these migrant communities provide a faith home for new Canadians
Being Black in Trump’s America
Theologian Danté Stewart on grief, resistance and the quiet power of resurrection
The emotional rollercoaster of downsizing
Getting rid of all our stuff was incredibly challenging — but there was surprising joy on the other side
Is eating meat wrong?
Our ethics columnist takes on a perennial ethical dilemma
Why harm reduction is actually compassionate care
One doctor explains how it heals communities, even as it faces political backlash
Sandra Oh shines in a Canadian eco-fable
’Can I Get a Witness?’ gently examines sacrifice, loss and our responsibility to each other
Trad wives and the lie of liberation
A 'softer life' may promise relief — but embracing patriarchy isn’t true liberation
A pilgrim seeks meaning on St. Cuthbert’s Way
As Alanna Mitchell traces the saint's path, she finds it's more than a journey—it's an act of faith in the power of
