I was back on Canadian soil after spending two weeks with World Vision in Uganda and Tanzania. What I learned about the HIV/AIDS pandemic and its life-altering affects on women and children forever altered my life. H...

The most surprising part of the March/April issue of Faith Today’s article about church life in the Yukon just might be the byline.

“I can’t stand what you’re saying, therefore I will silence you.”

Last night I sat in a packed movie theatre in Oshawa watching The Drop Box.

Here’s your sneak peek at some of the great content coming up in the March/April Faith Today. We all have probably had difficult conversations when people ask us good and important faith questions…and we are stumped. ...

Yes, the Oscars have rolled up the red carpet, but for Canadian Christian publications, it’s awards season.

Last September, Faith Today ran a cover story called “Too Busy to be Faithful?” That story generated discussion about life, balance and technology.

When our family vacationed in Cozumel earlier this year, my 17-year-old was appalled at how many women were reading 50 Shades of Grey by the pool. “That’s like a guy watching porn in the open!”

Why are we not more creative?

Let me introduce you to Sharon. She is a change agent, a questioner, a critic.

Many years ago I served on a search committee for a youth pastor. In one of our preliminary meetings the chairman suggested we decide on the doctrinal “must haves” for any potential candidates.

Very few pastors in my denomination knew what I wanted when I asked if I they’d allow me to interview them for a Faith Today feature on why churches needed to recover the lost art of lament.

And no one can infallibly predict what will happen five months or five weeks or five days from now, so now it really doesn’t matter what they say

When Jehovah’s Witnesses knock on your door, you should keep the names of two women and two men in mind.

I’m excited about the upcoming TrueCity conference.