Perfectionism is rampant in our culture but maybe the idea is flawed
Rather than striving, the process of becoming perfect is dynamic, and requires us to let go and open to the flow
Iraq’s child brides
Girls as young as nine are being forced into marriage in Iraq. Women’s rights activists are risking everything to fight back.
Canada’s children are breathing the climate crisis
As smoke and heat intensify, doctors warn that kids lack protection
Religious OCD took over my childhood. Years later, I learned how to manage it.
Scrupulosity made me feel like I was always doing something bad, dirty or wrong
Canadian Peace Museum takes root in rural Ontario
Community volunteers and global partners unite to create a space for justice and dialogue in Bancroft
Why a former evangelical author is challenging faith in firearms
In his new book, William J. Kole argues that gun-loving U.S. Christians have lost their way
Christianity isn’t just in decline — it’s become obsolete, says sociologist
The problem isn’t simply about belief. ‘[Traditional religion] doesn’t fit ordinary life,’ says Christian Smith.
Canadian churches have unfinished business with Indian day schools
Drawing on survivor testimony, historian Jackson Pind examines how churches enforced colonial control
How our fear of aging is speeding it up
Obsessing over getting older may be costing us far more than time
The last words of an ancient world
I returned home to Eritrea to rediscover Ge’ez — a ‘dead’ language that still sings through the living
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March/April 2026 In this issue: Six practices to deepen your journey to Easter; Iraq's child brides and how women are fighting back; White evangelicals' love of guns |
