I boycotted the Sally Ann bell-ringers. Now I’m having second thoughts. by Anne Bokma The Salvation Army adheres to a theology that considers gay sex sinful, but the organization also helped my family
How these Canadians are coping with U.S. election anxiety by Broadview Staff From turning off the news to embracing faith and community, three people share self-care strategies
Could outer space be the world’s next battleground? by David Wilson A fragile peace is fraying as military powers ramp up their interest in Earth's orbit
Inside the fight for LGBTQ2 inclusion in evangelical churches by Glynis Ratcliffe Younger people now coming into leadership roles want to create spaces that are more accepting, but are struggling against the old guard
My dad was deported after 23 years in Canada. We fear my mom is next. by Roksana Hajrizi, as told to Kieran Delamont One Roma family's story of separation
Priscilla Settee on building a better social safety net by Albina Retyunskikh The Indigenous studies professor says neoliberalism and social service cuts cause suffering and poverty
Andrew Faiz is Broadview’s new associate editor by Broadview Staff His Presbyterian roots are a welcome fit with our team
Lebanon’s disaster donation dilemma by Nada Moumtaz Donations to charities and aid organizations will most likely be a Band-Aid on a gaping wound
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was shaped by her minority faith by Yonat Shimron, Religion News Service Ginsburg, who died Friday, was passionate about Judaism’s concern for justice
Martin Gugino is back on his feet and determined to protest by Yonat Shimron, Religion News Service Police shoved the 75-year-old Catholic activist to the ground three months ago during a protest over George Floyd's death
She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed.