The rewards of letting go
Editor Jocelyn Bell reflects on the upcoming changes for The United Church of Canada, the magazine and in her own life.
250 United Church leaders have a message for Doug Ford
They're urging the new Ontario premier to remember those in need as he carries out promised economic reform
I hit ‘refresh’ on my marriage
A writer explains why she and her husband chose each other, instead of divorce, which "often seemed the easiest solution."
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.
Ontario’s sex-ed reversal denies LGBTQ2 children their rights
A United Church minister and former MPP thinks opposition to the curriculum is rooted in an opposition to LGBTQ rights.
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.
On grief and the healing power of gardening
A writer reflects on how growing tomatoes is helping him find peace while dealing with the loss of loved ones, including his
Why P.E.I. didn’t provide abortions for 35 years
A group of pro-choice activists fought heavy opposition — and finally won last year
How to apologize like you mean it
In the era of #MeToo, public remorse is aplenty. But the art of apologizing takes some practice.
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July/August 2025 Issue In this issue: New approaches to dementia care to help people live a full life; How to talk across polarities; How white evangelicals incite homophobia in Uganda |
