Jan/Feb2013

30 Years:  Faith Today Looks Back and Ahead

By Bill Fledderus

How much do you really know about the magazine you're reading?

Faith Today magazine is turning 30 this year, and just like all of us who have reached our third decade, it brings with it a lot of great memories to reflect on and a great deal of potential ahead.

Mar/Apr2013

Which Girl Would You Marry?

By Mark Buchanan

How Christians Think About Disability

I Recently preached at a large church in Toronto. My text - John 5, where Jesus leaves a church banquet (a temple feast to be perfectly accurate) and travels to the rough part of town.  He goes to the pool of Bethesda. "Here," John says, "a great number of disabled people used to lie - the blind, the lame, the paralyzed."

Why is it so hard to talk about abortion in Canada?

By Alex Newman

Jul/Aug2013

Social Media for Social Good

By Patricia Paddey

Sep/Oct2013

Lessons From Calgary's Flood

By Doris Fleck

When Calgary flooded, many churches responded. Here's what they learned.

As Canadians watched the devastating floods hit southern Alberta this past June, what they didn't see was the unprecedented response from the Chrustuan community.  Many churches, ministries and Christian organizations in Calgary were prepared and positioned to play a crucial role in the disaster relied and recovery process.

Nov/Dec2013

Mean Streets

Three writers in three cities on three nights. Karen Stiller in Toronto, Doug Koop in Winnipeg and Andrew Stephens-Rennie in Vancouver report back on life after the dark for prostituted women and the Christians who reach out to them in three of Canada's major cities.