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
Why hundreds of thousands are protesting across France
A student-led movement has expanded amid economic pressures and growing frustrations with the government
I thought the church was in decline. Then 15 new members showed up.
A United Church minister discovers that small congregations offer something increasingly rare — belonging, purpose and spiritual connection
This church closed 20 years ago. Its story isn’t over.
In Moose Factory, Ont., residents are working to turn a historic Anglican building into a gathering place for worship
When housing justice takes a witchy turn
Evicted tenants and Ottawa activists staged a public hexing to curse their former landlord
A 48-storey answer to a small church’s big challenge
Rising housing costs and an aging heritage property have pushed one Toronto congregation toward an ambitious path forward
How preacher’s kid Ins Choi gave up the pulpit for the stage
The Kim’s Convenience creator draws on faith and family in his new play
What if growth isn’t about getting bigger?
Rev. Cameron Fraser says congregations can look beyond membership numbers to the possibilities in their own communities
What small churches know
As congregations shrink, some are discovering that close community can thrive with fewer people
Where was God on 9/11?
A Muslim scholar reflects on tragedy, faith and the unexpected acts of compassion between people
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