What this Canadian missionary did during WWII was hidden for decades
George Ernest Bott was devoted to the Japanese people. Why he agreed to spy on the country remains a mystery.
Why hundreds of thousands are protesting across France
A student-led movement has expanded amid economic pressures and growing frustrations with the government
The secret to this church’s comeback wasn’t in the pews
A free after-school program helped bring new life — and families — to a struggling Newfoundland congregation
Israel’s Palestinian Christians are few. Can their votes bring change?
As Israel heads to the polls today, a marginalized Christian minority weighs the power of the ballot to protect its future
What’s bringing kids back to Sunday school in P.E.I.?
No attendance rules. No obligation to worship. Just an open invitation on Facebook — and a welcoming community that's grown to 30
A 48-storey answer to a small church’s big challenge
Rising housing costs and an aging heritage property have pushed one Toronto congregation toward an ambitious path forward
A church rethinks what it means to serve
St. Columba’s turned a gap in Port Hardy’s shelter system into an opportunity for reconciliation and community care
What if growth isn’t about getting bigger?
Rev. Cameron Fraser says congregations can look beyond membership numbers to the possibilities in their own communities
A data centre looming for Lorneville
A massive proposed development is forcing a New Brunswick community to confront the environmental costs of Canada’s digital future
What would a ‘degrowth church’ look like?
In Enough is Enough, Matt Bernico and Dean Dettloff argue churches should value solidarity over expansion
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