Ethical Living, November 2019
Canadian war chaplains heeded the call
About 1,400, including my grandfather, served in the Second World War
November 2019
In this issue:
- How the Ojibwe brought their horses back from the brink of extinction
- A child of evangelical missionaries reconsiders his belief in hell as an adult
- How clergy can support congregants through assisted dying
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In This Issue
Letters
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Ethical Living
Responses to our September issue (print exclusive)
Snapshot
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Ethical Living, November 2019
‘Hyphenated’ photos show diversity in Korean communities
Hannah Yoon's photo essay started as a personal project to challenge stereotypes
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Justice
Survey says (print exclusive)
Our fading memory of the Holocaust
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Justice, November 2019
10 most expensive cities to be a renter
Tenants are experiencing sticker shock across much of the country
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Ethical Living
Churches doing cool things (print exclusive)
7,000 poppies and other unique ways churches remember
Perspective
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November 2019, Spirituality
Why I believe in a non-binary Jesus
His gender-fluidity brings me closer to God as a queer Catholic
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Ethical Living, November 2019
Apologizing more, not less, helped heal me
How could I teach my son to say sorry when I couldn’t do it myself?
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Justice, November 2019
Harry Nigh started groundbreaking sex-offender support group
The Circles of Support and Accountability model has spread worldwide
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Justice, November 2019
How I taught Jewish youth about the Nakba
Honouring Palestinians' history doesn't have to mean forgetting Jewish history
Features
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Ethical Living, November 2019
Lac La Croix pony saved from extinction by the Ojibwe
In the horse, the people have found a spiritual connection to their past and a way forward in healing trauma
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Justice, November 2019
South Asian Women’s Centre mends abuse survivors’ lives
The Toronto organization provides sisterhood and resources for women fleeing intimate partner violence
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November 2019, Spirituality
When I lost my belief in hell, my faith began to unravel
My convictions about eternal damnation were a crucial part of my Christian worldview
Spotlight
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November 2019, Spirituality
Modest Ottawa church houses a stained glass masterpiece
One hundred years ago, an imposing window was unveiled. It’s been challenging viewers ever since.
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Ethical Living, November 2019
Tegan and Sara recount growing up queer in book
The Canadian musicians remember their high school years in their first memoir
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Justice
Indigenous justice (print exclusive)
A Cree lawyer's manifesto for transforming the courts
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November 2019, Spirituality
Christi Belcourt painting reproduced as mural
The work has prompted one Picton, Ont. church to connect with their Indigenous neighbours
UCC In Focus
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November 2019, UCC in Focus
Orillia church transforms into community hub
The space houses St. Paul's Centre, which brings people together for food, music, learning and art
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November 2019, UCC in Focus
Medical assistance in dying is a new pastoral challenge
A minister reflects on the journey he took alongside one of his congregants before her death
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November 2019, UCC in Focus
Compassionate Justice Speaker Series launches 10th season
This year's speakers include Beverley McLachlin, the 17th chief justice of Canada
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November 2019, UCC in Focus
Meet Freshwater United’s 90-year-old ‘jack-of-all-trades’
Eric Parsons cares for the church building, which is nearly as old as he is
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UCC in Focus
A new relationship with the Disciples of Christ (print exclusive)
On July 22, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) voted to enter into full communion with The United Church of Canada. Because the United Church voted for the same in July 2018, the two churches now formally recognize each other’s baptism and communion sacraments, and their clergy…
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UCC in Focus
Question box (print exclusive)
How to plan a culturally sensitive Christmas pageant
