Theology
This Easter, let’s not worry that the United Church is dying
The Resurrection invites the church to live its ministry here and now
April/May 2022
In this issue: Five writers reflect on what resurrection means to them; Affordable housing advocates and animal lovers team up to fight a building project that could displace both people and turtles; Meet the Canadians fighting racism in hockey.
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Opinion
I moved to Halifax sight unseen during the pandemic
When considering the decision, I wondered: What version of me could be created anew?
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Society
Food banks should not exist
Society needs long-lasting anti-poverty measures
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Opinion
Quebec’s plan to yank its Ethics and Religious Culture program is dangerous
To fight white supremacy, we need to learn about different faiths
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Relationships
I’m in my late 40s, and I’ve already lived a life of resurrections
If I were to appear as I am now in front of any previous iteration, I’d be in disbelief
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Theology
Why I love the image of Jesus as a gardener
The moments in the Gospels when I connect with him the most are when his humanity shines through
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Theology
One church pub night showcased our age-old struggle to believe in the Resurrection
Jesus' friends had trouble buying that he had risen from the dead, and they didn't have our obsession with rationalism
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Indigenous
Indigenous peoples have been here far longer than previously thought: Cree-Métis archeologist
Paulette Steeves's research challenges common beliefs about her ancestors' presence in North America
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Religion
Why having a spiritual director is so important to me
Spiritual direction helps me grow in my understanding of myself and see myself the way God sees me
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Indigenous
Indigenous mural changes the narrative in Toronto church
Artist Philip Cote has placed Turtle Island underneath the stained glass window's Christian images
