Perfectionism is rampant in our culture but maybe the idea is flawed by Susan McCaslin Rather than striving, the process of becoming perfect is dynamic, and requires us to let go and open to the flow
Quebec’s struggling churches are finding new life as homeless shelters by Ruby Pratka An experiment at Saint-Roch is keeping doors open for parishioners and the wider community
United Church leader who delivered landmark 1986 apology dies by Emma Prestwich Former moderator Robert F. Smith reshaped the church’s relationship with Indigenous peoples
In Oscar nominee Julian Brave NoiseCat, the trickster endures by Kayla MacInnis The filmmaker-author is bringing the spirit of Coyote to powwow circuits and Sundance red carpets
Latin America’s surprising shift away from Christianity by Julie McGonegal Pew Research findings reveal drops in religious identity from Chile to Mexico, reshaping the global story of faith
A Palestinian Canadian author’s journey of resistance through writing by Sanam Islam Saeed Teebi says he “wanted to break the cycle of minimizing being Palestinian as a way of coping with the world”
A decade after the TRC, Canadian churches still have some homework by Teresa Burnett-Cole Mainline denominations have made measurable progress on completing the calls to action, but the work remains unfinished
Ojibwe land rights activist finally gets her due with new plaque by Xavi Richer Vis Nahnebahnwequay and her community lost their land in a contested 19th-century treaty. She never stopped fighting to get it back.
How Qualicum First Nation woke up its language by Julie Gordon A chief’s dream, an extraordinary historical find and a determined community are stirring pentl’ach out of dormancy
Christians are no longer the majority in Canada: surveys by Julie McGonegal Research shows the faith’s share of the population fell below half over the past few years