Proud, queer and celibate
For some LGBTQ2 Christians, choosing abstinence reconciles their faith and sexuality. But not everyone agrees with their controversial decision.
Grieving Anglicans seek way forward after marriage vote fails
But many are encouraged that local church communities can decide for themselves what to do next
It’s time Christians started including Latter-day Saints
Marginalizing the LDS further oppresses the Christian sect, says the author
Why a Catholic pharmacist saved a church in a small Ontario town
Michael Haddad, an Egyptian immigrant, bought the building, which he envisions as a home to multiple Christian denominations
25-year-old empowers Ontario girls through sex-ed
Thanks to Adele Heagle and other volunteers, girls in several cities have safe spaces to ask questions and learn
I once led a conversion therapy organization
"If I’m truly standing with my rainbow family, that means I need to stay engaged as an ally. I don’t get to
Comedians of colour bring all the laughs in Ottawa
Comedian and organizer Zainab A. saw a need for a safe space that prioritized the voices of people like her
One dad’s struggle to get in touch with his emotions
"I was raised to see masculine virtue in being quiet and in control"
As a gay Presbyterian, we shouldn’t pat ourselves on the back just yet
This minister is frustrated that his church's leaders were so quick to listen to and accommodate those who want to exclude
How living in a L’Arche community changed my life
The writer reflects on his friendship with Linda, who he lived with at L'Arche Daybreak many years ago
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June 2025 Issue In this issue: Facing the next century with faith; How the legacy of the social gospel has shaped the United Church; The story of the Indigenous Church and a journey to right relations |
