Readers weigh in on Christian Heritage Month proclamations by Broadview Staff Municipalities across Canada have declared December as Christian Heritage Month, but the campaign has sparked some debate
How the Advent story calls us to serve our neighbours by Carmen Lansdowne In her Christmas message, United Church moderator Rt. Rev. Carmen Lansdowne explores how to move from welcoming others to designing with them
Was God ever born? by John McTavish This Christmas, we ponder how the Lord entered our world and embraced humanity in its fullest form
Can Universal Basic Income solve Canada’s declining birth rate? by Alexandra Shimo With fewer babies born each year, the country is at demographic and economic crossroads. Advocates say UBI could offer a solution
Historic Vancouver outreach undergoing major revamp by Avil Beckford First United’s plans include creating affordable housing units for Indigenous people in the Downtown Eastside
Can glass sanctuaries open minds? by William Marquand This architect says brick-and-stone worship spaces can isolate us from others
Is the family dinner at risk? by Nathan Abraha Studies show more Canadians are dining alone, raising concerns about the loss of connection and shared experiences
6 ways to find hope amid U.S. election despair by Christopher White This time will challenge us, but we need to care for ourselves
Wade Davis probes our relationship to the sacred in new book by Mzwandile Poncana In "Beneath the Surface of Things," the celebrated anthropologist explores our connections with nature and each other
Al Tysick shares stories from his ‘street family’ in new memoir by Sherwood Hines The longtime advocate for unhoused people in Victoria takes readers on a walk in 'Muddy Water: Stories from the Street'