Trump and the ruinous gospel of power by Ashley Moyse White evangelicals’ embrace of the U.S. president is transforming faith into a weapon of the state
The church union that was — and wasn’t by Andrew Faiz Not all Presbyterians joined the United Church in 1925. A personal look at those who stayed, and how their witness has evolved
A hitchhiker’s guide to the future of The United Church of Canada by Pieta Woolley On the denomination's 100th anniversary, our essayist takes on the eternal question of its survival
The Indigenous United Church: a journey to right relations by Teresa Burnett-Cole Members call for autonomy and healing in a relationship shaped by colonialism
Rabbi Julia Watts Belser reimagines God with a disability by Amy Panton The Grawemeyer Award winner challenges ideas of bodies and the sacred in her new book
The New Curriculum that sparked a controversy by Jonathan Dyck and Josiah Neufeld The United Church introduced a forward-thinking Sunday school program in the 1960s, but not everyone was ready for the modern theology
The United Church was forged in the fires of the social gospel by Julie McGonegal A Christian call to justice still animates today’s progressive movements
United Church moderators reflect on the past, present and future by Broadview Staff Check out these extended interviews with the denomination's past leaders
‘God’s disappointment will still motivate some of us’ by Erin Pepler Ahead of the United Church's 100th anniversary, its oldest living moderator Bruce McLeod is still fighting injustice
Pope Francis left a roadmap for us. Will we follow it? by Michael W. Higgins We can't afford to ignore his calls to champion the poor and support the planet