What Lady Philosophy taught me in quarantine
I was struggling after a series of setbacks, but a medieval thinker gave me perspective
Why some United churches are in no rush to reopen
Though some regions are relaxing gathering rules, faith communities are still being cautious
During COVID-19, I find freedom in a slower pace
The pandemic has reset our lives in our Hutterite community, but there is goodness and grace amid the uncertainty
How nearly dying prepared me for isolation
While living for the moment is not my specialty, it’s a skill I’m dusting off
Five Oaks housing migrant farmworkers during pandemic
The move also means the United Church retreat centre can keep its doors open
Why the pet rescue business is buyer beware
“Adopt, don’t shop” has become a mantra for many animal lovers. But some smaller rescues fly under the regulatory radar.
What Emily Dickinson can teach us in a pandemic
The poet's works are timely and comforting as we navigate COVID-19 and isolation
On Good Friday amid a plague, a hard truth emerges
The fear and suffering of God on a cross persists in the flesh
A different take on the Stations of the Cross
Moderator Richard Bott has a more expansive way of thinking about the powerful Easter tradition
Celebrating 50 years of ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
I continue to view the gospel through the lens of this rock opera
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September/October 2025 In this issue: A new look at the sun, a 4.6-billion-year-old star; How Qualicum First Nation awakened its language; Is prison labour rehabilitation or exploitation? |
