How a South Korean dissident became a minister in northern Ontario
After being released from prison in his native South Korea in 1979, Jong Bok Kim made the long journey to Canada, where
3 films that put a spotlight on American poverty
The growing underclass in the U.S. has become too big for moviemakers to ignore
Will populism win out in the upcoming Ontario election?
‘Progressive Christian voices are not being heard in the same manner . . . as those on the right when it comes
It’s time for equality for women in the United Church
'It’s a wonder that we continue to see male ministers as normative and attach shame to female ministers’ biology and sexuality.'
Martin Luther King Jr: Remembering an icon
On the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s death, we republish highlights of his 1962 interview with The Observer
4 science-trained faith leaders share what still gives them goosebumps
"This greater knowledge amplified my belief in a mysterious God who still offers so much more for us to discover."
United Church of Canada proposes new regional boundaries
The UCC has mapped out new regions based on geography, relationships, and culture
Egerton Ryerson: The legacy of a tarnished hero
He founded public education in Ontario — and this very magazine — while also promoting residential schools. How should we judge Ryerson
Very Rev. Gary Paterson weighs in on Trudeau’s apology to LGBTQ Canadians
When Prime Minister Trudeau apologized to LGBTQ Canadians back in November 2017, Very Rev. Gary Paterson was one of 11 people asked
Inflamed rhetoric distorts Israel boycott debate
Michael Coren weighs in on the whole Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement in his latest column.
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