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Finding simple daily ways to pause, reflect and regroup can help do away with the lingering disquiet that persists after the pandemic.

Sept. 26-28 event features presentations by Karen Stiller, Angela Reitsma Bick, Patricia Paddey, Michael Higgins, John Longhurst and more

The personal story behind the Thirst Art Exhibition that will celebrate Christian creativity later this fall in Oakville, Ont.

Perhaps like me you’ve heard about the declining enrolment in Bible colleges and increasing numbers of young adults abandoning Christian faith.

An online ministry from Edmonton offers courses and coaching for men, women and couples to deal with sexual addiction.

Musician Chris Ellison shares help for contemporary Christian musicians

Canadian L’Abri is a communal retreat house that welcomes anyone, reports Louise Jansen

Reflecting on talk of a pastor shortage, Gordon T. Smith encourages churches to cooperate with the Holy Spirit calling people at mid-life to vocational ministry.

New TWU online series called Equipping Lectures offers wisdom for a digital world

As the world observes World Refugee Day, let's consider how conflict leads to hunger and how Christians are responding.

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

A decision by the Canadian government to limit the number of international students coming to Canada to study is affecting many Christian colleges and universities. A report by John Longhurst, now updated after an int...

The way Jesus talked with the woman at the well shows us the steps of caring with sensitivity, creating safety and belonging, writes Ty Ragan of Calgary.

It was a powerful evening. Sure, there are all kinds of significant differences between the congregations represented at that vigil. But everyone believed that making a united statement for peace was important.