As a progressive Christian, I choose to embrace discomfort
For writer Zak McDonald, identifying with that label also means learning to understand those who think differently.
The healing power of a good cry
'Have you ever met an infant or a young child who does not cry? It is a normal, natural, pre-verbal response to
Trump is losing Christian support
'While the hard-core evangelicals will likely remain where they are but be less committed, moderately conservative Christians are thinking again.'
Was Jesus the first reiki master?
Some United churches are mixing this traditional Japanese technique into their ministries.
I send my kids to Catholic school, but I’m not Catholic
A lifelong United Church member explains why she's embracing lessons in reading, writing and rosaries.
Why we really need to retire the term ‘PK’
This mom and writer says it puts too much pressure on kids.
Trinity Western’s move has to be followed by meaningful change
A queer Christian shares what she wants to see happen after the school made its controversial pledge optional for students.
I spent almost 30 years in a Christian commune
A writer and dad explores what it's like to start afresh after so many years in an enclosed community where he was
Trinity Western ruling does not discriminate against evangelicals
A writer argues that the recent Supreme Court decision actually reaffirms and protects the rights of the LGBTQ community.
I regret my 100 Huntley Street book
The evangelical history that Paul Knowles wrote 36 years ago haunts him to this day.
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