This spiritual practice both comforts me and takes me outside my comfort zone
Journal making 'teaches me to be gentle with myself'
I returned to the land of my Sámi ancestors to reclaim my identity
The only Indigenous people in Europe, the Sámi have survived 1,000 years of colonialism
How I have found healing in remembering sacred Indigenous teachings
As a nehiyô, every breath I take is an act of survival
My faith has led me back home to myself as Cree
"It is in circles of sharing and learning from others that I continue in my healing."
Was Jesus a Pharisee?
A long tradition of anti-Semitism has taken Christ out of context
In her new book, Anishinaabe author Patty Krawec explores how creation stories shape us
"Forcing us into a different creation story begins our disconnection from the land."
John Pavlovitz wants churches to be ‘more brutally honest’
The former megachurch pastor on why a culture of accountability is important for faith communities
An Indigenous minister answers the question: Why are you a Christian?
Rev. Murray Pruden is the guest editor for Broadview's September issue
Henri Nouwen’s friendship with a trapeze troupe deeply impacted his writing — and his spirit
The story of the Catholic spiritual writer's relationship with the Flying Rodleighs has been brought to life in a new book
The Indigenous Ghost Dance is one of ‘renewal and restoration’
But one theologian says we shouldn't confuse a vision central to the Ghost Dance faith with western end-times imagery
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June 2025 Issue In this issue: Facing the next century with faith; How the legacy of the social gospel has shaped the United Church; The story of the Indigenous Church and a journey to right relations |
