86-year-old Hiroshima survivor is still fighting for a nuclear-free world
Setsuko Thurlow says that no one should ever endure the 'massive and grotesque scale of death and suffering' caused by an atomic
Moms raising their babies in Canadian prisons
Women incarcerated in federal prisons are allowed to keep their children with them for up to five years, but few mothers do.
Instead of retirement, two nurses battle Vancouver’s opioid crisis
At age 71 and 65 respectively, Evanna Brennan and Susan Giles embrace their unconventional work in the Downtown Eastside.
I regret my 100 Huntley Street book
The evangelical history that Paul Knowles wrote 36 years ago haunts him to this day.
Why some women of colour are hesitant to say #MeToo
Three women share their stories in the hope of creating safe spaces they never had.
Wrestling and other amazing ways to repurpose your church
Some church buildings go to sleep from Monday to Friday. But elsewhere, the steepled husks moonlight as kooky and political community hubs.
This church gives away 30% of its money
Faith United Milton is "doing church" a little differently
How Canadians became so addicted to plastic
First introduced as Bakelite in 1907, fully synthetic plastics weren’t mass produced until the mid-century.
How churches are saving themselves through real estate
Churches across the country are trading their valuable real estate for long-term funding. But success takes more than good intentions.
Saskatchewan and Indigenous churches split land income
The Saskatchewan and All Native Circle Conferences agree to split the proceeds of oil-rich land.
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