A vision for hospitality, spirituality and integral ecology

An extended Reading the Bestsellers review of a 2026 book by Kate Bowler

Ken Shigematsu on how living in Vancouver shapes his writing, where his books fit in the spiritual growth subgenre and his newest book

La nouvelle « organisation amie » d'A Rocha au Canada est animée par une vision d'hospitalité, de spiritualité et d'écologie intégrale.

An artwork by Toronto photographer and artist Malik Dieleman, plus Faith Today's latest new media roundup

"Education is formation," writes Gordon T. Smith, in a short essay on how Christ-centred adult education is one of the most effective contributors to spiritual growth and how churches and academia need each other.

Creative ways to love our neighbours

What are Canadian churches called to do about migrants and refugees? The faith-based organization Citizens for Public Justice offers some reflections.

Ontario pastor Dave Carrol witnesses to how loving our neighbour is not a local-only proposition.

A Christian introduction to understanding issues surrounding Generative AI.

Coming to in Calgary, June 26–27. Artists working in gospel, worship, reggae, Latin, urban and other genres have opportunities for mentorship and collaboration, according to organizers and nominated artists.

Join us in congratulating writers and other contributors whose work has been judged excellent.

Confronting the personal financial crisis. Historic church renewing through inner-city care. Christian families part of homeschooling growth. Are the pastor's kids alright? The FT interview with David Guretzki and Jul...

Working Blessedly Forever; A Renewed Canadian Welcome; Looking for Cornelius; Need to Know; Of Prophets, Priests, and Poets; Christians in the City of Montreal; Invisibly Ill and Living with Hope.

Professional matchmaker Teresa Odum of Toronto offers advice for laying foundations of healthy marriages.