CGIT, founded in 1915: a century of history, stories and community
Much more than weekly meetings, the organization helped generations of young women find spirit, friendship
Canada’s Somali community struggles with discrimination, poverty
High levels of violence, unemployment lead to broken dreams in Little Mogadishu, part of Etobicoke
John Kastner’s bold documentaries change minds about mental illness
People "not criminally responsible" for horrible crimes can be rehabilitated, maybe even forgiven
Marie Wilson, commissioner on TRC, found truth, some reconciliation
Inviting people to imagine, "What if it was your children?" takes them to a place of universal values
How to deal with clergy who no longer believe in God
Reaction against a minister who came out as an atheist was swift and blunt. But questions persist about how to deal with
Researchers are on hot on the trail of the fabled fountain of youth
But the ethical implications loom large -- how to cope with changing demographics, demand for resources?
When Tim Johnson’s mom died, he had to figure out how to grieve
Learning to live without her was messy, the ups and downs unpredictable, but research into grief helped
Kicking fossil fuels will save trillions of dollars – and the planet
We can easily afford to wean ourselves off carbon-based fuels, and we can't afford not to
5 hard truths of where United Church congregations fall short
Care to talk about tithing? How about evangelism? The author confronts the church’s taboos.
Fair trade coffee might not be as beneficial as you think
Buying fair trade coffee doesn’t hurt. But it doesn’t help as much as we might imagine.
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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 |
