Jane McAlevey on how faith can build successful social movements
The longtime American labour organizer talks about how progressive Christians can make an impact
Meet the public figures who are spiritual but secular
Some in the political world are daring to admit that they aren’t a part of any religion
Wade Davis’ words and photographs show many faces, but one humanity
The Canadian author and explorer captures the richness and fragility of global cultures and rituals
Hate is on the rise, but how can we overcome it?
The writer explores our most troubling emotion.
Cuba’s paradox and passages
An island enigma, Cuba bewilders and beguiles. And somehow, it perseveres. — May 2000
Today’s ultra-engaged parents suffer when their kids take flight
“People get angry when empty nesters feel sad, and they’ll say things like ‘Why don’t you just go volunteer?’ But their grief
What the end of The Record means for church publications
We say a sad goodbye to The Presbyterian Record, a newspaper that has been printing for well over 100 years
An exhibit explores the intersection of art, nature and mysticism
Conceived and developed by Katharine Lochnan, the Art Gallery Of Ontario’s senior curator of international exhibitions, Mystical Landscapes is the first exhibit
How atheist minister Gretta Vosper tested the limits of United Church tolerance
Atheist minister Gretta Vosper is audacious, passionate and polarizing. She tested the limits of United Church tolerance and found little institutional appetite
What’s really killing church camps?
Church-run summer camps are in serious decline. Marketers hired to troubleshoot the problem wonder if religion is a deterrent.
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