Religious OCD took over my childhood. Years later, I learned how to manage it. by Macenzie Rebelo Scrupulosity made me feel like I was always doing something bad, dirty or wrong
Why I chose to ‘do nothing’ this Lent by Robin McGauley Finding connection with God doesn’t always require action
‘Remember, it lies to you’: People of faith on using AI by Katie Munnik ChatGPT and other similar tools help with ministry and spiritual support, but some users remain cautious
Finding God among trees, rabbits and foxes this Lent by Shawn Sanford Beck A United Church chaplain and Christian animist finds deeper devotion in daily walks and prayers for the land
Meet the Buddhist nuns fighting stereotypes with kung fu by Magdalena Rojo, Religion Unplugged At Nepal’s Druk Amitabha Nunnery, women are pushing against centuries-old limits on female monastics
Christianity isn’t just in decline — it’s become obsolete, says sociologist by Julie McGonegal The problem isn’t simply about belief. ‘[Traditional religion] doesn’t fit ordinary life,’ says Christian Smith.
The last words of an ancient world by Nathan Abraha I returned home to Eritrea to rediscover Ge’ez — a ‘dead’ language that still sings through the living
Global Anglicans push back as a woman prepares to lead by Ray Mwareya Conservative leaders reject Sarah Mullally’s election, reviving a long-simmering struggle over power and authority
David Giuliano on what writing fiction taught him after a life of sermons by Emma Prestwich The award-winning writer and former United Church moderator explores the lessons of patience and purpose
I received the kingdom of God through a child, and it broke my heart by Gary Boratto That moment is forever etched into me, but I am grateful for its sadness and joy
She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed.