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Loving our neighbours means not imposing our concepts
Cover articles for this issue reflect on Christmas hope during a pandemic. Which selected articles will be posted online, and when? Check here to find out.
Pandemic parallels with the Nativity
What we need to know about this conspiracy theory
Enabling public witness amid diversity
The importance of naming and owning our sin
How are we participating in God’s story? Vancouver writer Julie Lane-Gay reflects.
Manitoba writer Dorene Meyer reflects on what she’s been learning from her mother’s work as a foster parent of Indigenous children in the 1960s
What do we make of the challenges in pastoral care and discipleship exposed by the pandemic? Ottawa pastor Doug Ward reflects.
Jennifer Lau is the new executive director of CBM (Canadian Baptist Ministries), the 150-year-old Canadian mission organization. She spoke with Faith Today’s Karen Stiller about her calling, the weight of words, and what it means to go and learn.
Veteran columnist John Stackhouse recommends "Wouldn’t You Love to Know"
“Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love,” as Mother Theresa, who devoted her life to serving poor people in India, once said.
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