The highs and lows of the United Church’s first year with COVID
After a hard many months, the denomination may be more united than ever
More older women are drinking too much. A new sobriety movement aims to help.
For many, booze is the drug of choice to deal with the losses that accompany aging
In their own words: What young people of colour want in mentors
The real test of racial justice is to see diversity in leadership, but nurturing new leaders takes time
What to give up for Lent when we’ve already given up so much
No one feels like abstaining from chocolate after a year of sacrifices
Meet 3 couples who found love in the pandemic
These heartwarming stories prove that not even COVID-19 can stop love
7 Muslim-positive TV shows to stream right now
Muslims — and those interested in the Muslim experience — can stream without eye rolls
The heartbreaking and deeply Christian task of presiding over fentanyl funerals
Overdose deaths are surging in Canada, and clergy close to the crisis are doing the hard work of saying goodbye
Toronto clinic is providing free health care to immigrants and refugees
The Canadian Centre for Refugee and Immigrant HealthCare's co-founder talks about the changes the clinic made to adapt to the pandemic
Nursing home workers at catastrophic levels of burnout and trauma
And still our governments have largely failed to come to their aid in meaningful ways to keep both them, and our vulnerable
How helping a refugee family taught this congregation to be the church
Windermere United was talking about closing before a family came to stay
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