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30 October, 2026
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Changing our sense of self and truth. A whisper in Herod's winter. The Prince of Light among the paranormal. Our children deserve better than porn sex education. Telling hopeful stories in a disillusioned age. Old boo...

30 October, 2026
Changing our sense of self and truth

New study of Canadian youth delves deeply into effects of social media

26 October, 2026
The Christian school teacher and the Auschwitz survivor

A curious meeting in Poland between a Canadian pastor-teacher from Rainy River, Ont.. and Holocaust survivor Nate Leipciger led to a lifechanging visit in the tiny Ontario community of 800 people

20 October, 2026
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Is AI involved in shaping your faith? Walking with pastors from hurt to hope. When the stranger rebuilds your house. Is it time to change how Christian institutions are governed? When leadership outpaces formation. On...

16 October, 2026
The eccentric uncle Jim Beverley

Editor Bill Fledderus remembers Faith Today’s longest-running columnist

13 October, 2026
What Canadians gain by keeping faith in healthcare

Ray Pennings, Executive Vice President of Cardus, shares the value of preserving faith-based healthcare institutions in Canada.

01 October, 2026
Offering hope to the hurt

Lutheran Association of Missionaries and Pilots serves remote First Nations communities.

30 September, 2026
An orange shirt and a running ritual

Larry Hurst of Regina reflects on the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation on his morning run.

29 September, 2026
A pretty great place to be

The ministry of a Saskatchewan family facing the unthinkable.

28 September, 2026
The miracle I almost missed

Oshawa, Ont., author Brenda Krawagna shares faith lessons she has learned on her health journey.

25 September, 2026
The Church's job isn't finished when we pray

Andrew Croft of Open Doors invites Christians to stand alongside fellow believers in sub-Saharan Africa by praying and signing a petition.

17 September, 2026
Walking toward a world without poverty

Charity leader Dan Murray spent part of his vacation walking to raise money in an initiative called Walking People Out of Poverty. He explains why and invites others to join in.

11 September, 2026
Daniel and the Fiery Furnace

Canadian filmmakers bring a biblical epic to the big screen.