What if growth isn’t about getting bigger?
Rev. Cameron Fraser says congregations can look beyond membership numbers to the possibilities in their own communities
Yom Kippur, interrupted
A shooting outside a Belleville synagogue tested the promise of a day meant for reflection
What small churches know
As congregations shrink, some are discovering that close community can thrive with fewer people
The Confession booth on wheels
As a Mennonite professor tours rural Manitoba in a converted camper trailer, a small congregation becomes an unlikely home for people
The small church that went big online
Oasis United in Penticton, B.C., turned pandemic necessity into a thriving online ministry
What if small is enough?
Our Editor’s Letter explores a different way of thinking about congregational life
Canadians love freedom — sometimes at the expense of faith
Reginald Bibby looks back on 50 years of social trends in his new book
When the end of life feels like a beginning
A hospice encounter raises questions medicine can’t answer
Meet Gerlyn Henry, the influencer priest
The Anglican reverend has built a digital following of more than half a million people — larger than most denominations could dream
What we lose when a language dies
As Scottish Gaelic declines in Cape Breton, a writer explores what its words can teach us about land, nature and our place
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November/December 2026 In this issue: The enduring appeal of Christmas Eve; The United Church missionary who became a WWII spy; Can city-run stores make groceries more affordable? |
