Indigenous youth explore heritage at equine program
A United Church initiative pairs young people with horses to build skills, make friends and heal
Indigenous comedians chip away at colonialism
Amid a legacy of trauma, comedy was used as a "tool for survival" — and is now a platform for education
Indigenous United Church has a new structure
By the end of August's National Indigenous Spiritual Gathering, a new form of self-governance was in place
In this climate crisis, listen to Indigenous wisdom
We have broken natural law. How do we regain our balance?
Artist calls out Indigenous stereotypes with very public work
Chippewa artist Jay Soule channels his anger and frustration into powerful street art and paintings
Electricity comes with a devastating cost for Indigenous communities
Sixty percent of Canada's electricity comes from low-carbon hydro. But for some First Nations people, it has irreparably harmed their communities and
The power of reconciliation at Indigenous protest camps
In Manitoba, supporters and allies bore witness to the destruction being enacted on the Dakota people and their land
How I reconcile my Indigenous identity with my Christianity
"I have met Jesus in the smoke of burning sage, the darkness and warmth of the sweat lodge, and the powwow drum,
These Indigenous women say #MeToo
Three authors revisit the violence they’ve experienced and reclaim their own paths to healing.
‘Photography was the way that I could share different Indigenous realities’
Award-winning photographer Nadya Kwandibens wants to change the perception of Indigenous people through her work
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July/August 2026 In this issue: 5 faith leaders share the pursuits that bring them joy; How to be a good man in toxic times; Faith in public media and what's missing |
