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Gordon T. Smith, author of books on calling, vocation, leadership and theology (and executive director of Christian Higher Education Canada) reflects on what some call the "pipeline crisis."

Here's the story behind our new essay on miraculous healing by Faith Today senior writer Alex Newman

Started in 2011, Canada’s Roman Catholic–Evangelical Dialogue has just completed one of its longest joint explorations, concluding two-and-a-half years of biannual meetings on the issues of Indigenous reconcilia...

Fondé en 2011, le Dialogue catholique – évangélique du Canada vient de terminer une de ses plus longues recherches communes, concluant deux ans et demi de réunions semestrielles sur les questions de la réconciliation ...

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It was exactly a century ago when our society seemed to split in two directions, argues B.C. writer Jim Coggins

We all need help being faithful, unified and focused on our mission, writes Darren Roorda of Shepherd Consulting in Lincoln, Ont. Planning can prompt hard, Spirit-led questions: What’s bearing fruit? What’s a distract...

Reflections by Ottawa writer Tessa Marlowe on how to let go of a home, process the grief and move forward with faith through practical steps and personal reflection.

Jackson TerKeurst is a Liberian civil war survivor and adoptee who share his journey to belonging, identity and family in a new book.

The Simeon Initiative recently brought together 50 pastors, including many Evangelicals, and 50 rabbis in Toronto. Rabbi Jarrod Grover of Beth Tikvah Synagogue made this presentation (posted with permission), which ta...

Edmonton entrepreneur Kim-Ann Wilson reflects on how surrender and Spirit-led strategy should shape a business.

Chris Ellison invites readers into a weeklong spiritual practice of humble service, encouraging Christ-like love, forgiveness and community renewal.

Rebecca Bates explores trauma-informed care through a Christian lens, promoting healing, empathy and safe spaces within church communities.

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