Why Jesus is history’s most overlooked conservationist
The son of God would likely have approved of environmentalists' blockades and sit-ins
Broadview’s fundraising director on why giving is spiritual
"Money is indeed the root of many evils," says Trisha Elliott. "But it's also the root of much goodness."
Canadian artist’s new album is an audible arc of Black faith
Andrea Thompson explores the relationship between Christianity and Black identity on 'The Good Word'
3 radical reads for Lent
Looking for inspiration on your Easter journey? These bold new devotionals will shore up your spirit.
The United Church needs to do a better job of attracting young adults
The denomination offers something that other youth-led movements do not, but it has to be able to state its case
David Fearon, who challenged a homophobic translation of a Bible passage, has died at 84
Fifty years ago, the United Church minister won a disagreement with the RSV translation committee
Why funerals still matter
End-of-life rituals are essential to the grieving process
A planetarium visit helped me see the story of the magi differently
Maybe they weren't following a spectacular heavenly guide, but that doesn't matter
Mourning my granddaughter’s death meant facing my anger
A writer on navigating the landscape of loss and grief after a shocking tragedy
Christians need to grapple with their relationship to the death penalty
Jesus died by capital punishment. And yet, Christians are so often its most passionate supporters.
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