Former fundamentalists describe the trauma of leaving their faith by Anne Bokma “Leaving the fold was then a long and wrenching process which tore at the fabric of my existence”
The complex history of the Huron Carol by Will Pearson A product of 17th-century Jesuit missionaries, the popular hymn was written to introduce the Wendat people to Christianity. The Observer explores its
What Revelation can teach progressive Christians by Emma Prestwich Donald Schmidt wants to redeem the final book of the Bible with his new study guide
‘I Kissed Dating Goodbye’ author tells publisher to stop printing it by Emma Prestwich "I regret any way that my ideas restricted you, hurt you, or gave you a less-than-biblical view of yourself," he said to
Is the Bible true? by Jane Dawson There are many rewarding ways of thinking about the truths of the Bible.
Why this Catholic left the church in her 60s by Angela Mombourquette After a lifetime devoted to Catholicism, a Nova Scotia teacher is settling in with the United Church of Canada. Here, she explains
Céline Dion’s faith at 50 by Al Donato That the singer rarely talks about her faith in public is surprising, considering she grew up in an overtly Catholic province. God
How a medical miracle gave me a new perspective on Easter by Noelle Boughton Noelle Boughton has a new take on faith's greatest miracle — thanks to the modern miracle that resurrected her younger brother
How to raise your children in a multi-religious family by Karen Stiller As interfaith marriage becomes more and more common, families are adapting to new ways of parenting and faith education
Interview with Sister Teresa Forcades by Nancy Fornasiero The Benedictine nun, physician and feminist theologian from Catalonia, Spain talks about her social activism