Amid COVID-19, my church is proving it’s more than a building
Right now, we have a chance to really understand our mission to the world
My cashier job changed as the COVID-19 crisis deepened
As a customer service worker, I worried about co-workers and patrons alike
COVID-19 has forced us to reimagine time. This isn’t bad.
Thinking about time from a disability perspective can help us shift our expectations of what we should accomplish
Wet’suwet’en defenders provide blueprint
"In order to halt — or at least slow — the damage dealt by this pandemic, we need to look to this
Let’s take social distancing as a life intervention
The coronavirus pandemic's disruption to our lives has forced me to choose what’s most important
COVID-19 shows limits of Canada’s compassion
We lost all moral authority to encourage others to protect refugees displaced by war
COVID-19 concerns are keeping my grandparents apart
They've been married for 63 years, but Grannie can't visit Poppa in the nursing home that's near her apartment
We don’t seem to be learning from HIV/AIDS
"COVID-19 is being used to fuel racist rhetoric. This way of thinking held us back in our fight against HIV."
What my cat has taught me during the coronavirus pandemic
My days are different now, but I'm starting to build new routines
I was shopping when someone said they had a gun
Shelves were empty and tensions high during my visit to the supermarket
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June 2025 Issue In this issue: Facing the next century with faith; How the legacy of the social gospel has shaped the United Church; The story of the Indigenous Church and a journey to right relations |
