When housing justice takes a witchy turn by James Adair Evicted tenants and Ottawa activists staged a public hexing to curse their former landlord
I’m a liberal Zionist. Here’s what that means after Oct. 7 by Maytal Kowalski Zionism should mean Jewish self-determination alongside Palestinian freedom, not domination or permanent subjugation, writes Maytal Kowalski
Whose Christianity will shape Alberta’s future? by Josiah Neufeld As the province heads toward a referendum on independence and immigration, Christians are divided over what faith demands
What small churches know by Julie McGonegal As congregations shrink, some are discovering that close community can thrive with fewer people
Is AI really neutral about religion? by Joshua Brown Two new studies suggest chatbots can steer users toward or away from religious perspectives, even when their answers sound objective
What if small is enough? by Jocelyn Bell Our Editor’s Letter explores a different way of thinking about congregational life
Canadians love freedom — sometimes at the expense of faith by Christopher White Reginald Bibby looks back on 50 years of social trends in his new book
Where was God on 9/11? by Liyakat Takim A Muslim scholar reflects on tragedy, faith and the unexpected acts of compassion between people
What would you do to escape? by Josiah Neufeld An interactive refugee simulation organized by a Winnipeg church offers a glimpse into the risks and uncertainty of fleeing persecution
Where is God in the midst of a trade war? by Christopher White As Canada-U.S. tensions fuel economic uncertainty, churches can help the faithful find their footing
‘A school for how to love one another’: United Church’s new general secretary imagines a different future Oct. 20, 2026
‘A school for how to love one another’: United Church’s new general secretary imagines a different future