Justice
What the Christian Reformed Church’s vote means to this queer former member
The decision serves as a reminder of all that remains broken in the contemporary church
Opinion
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Ethical Living
I don’t want to be a grandmother
Babies born today will endure the devastating effects of climate change, and grandparents won't be able to protect them
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April/May 2022, Ethical Living
I moved to Halifax sight unseen during the pandemic
When considering the decision, I wondered: What version of me could be created anew?
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April/May 2022, Spirituality
Quebec’s plan to yank its Ethics and Religious Culture program is dangerous
To fight white supremacy, we need to learn about different faiths
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Justice
Ukraine refugee crisis exposes racism
White Ukrainian refugees are treated differently than racialized ones
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Justice
Two holdout Ontario Catholic school boards will raise Pride flags this year
The votes provided joyful surprises for many, including this writer
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Justice
I’m ashamed of what some of my fellow Russians believe about Ukraine
Many have been arrested for protesting the invasion, but others call me a traitor for opposing the war
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March 2022, UCC in Focus
Can a congregation just decide to cut their minister’s hours?
Christopher White explores the question of part-time ministry in his monthly Question Box column
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March 2022, UCC in Focus
A moment at church allowed me to let go and cry for my mother
I didn't shed a tear when when she was diagnosed, or when we celebrated her 65th birthday two weeks before her surgery
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Spirituality
Why John Shelby Spong was not a progressive Christian voice
If Spong’s writings represent the best that Progressive Christianity has to offer, then clearly the movement isn’t what it claims to be
