A Faith Today senior writer shares her own experience caring for a dying loved one, and how canada can do better with palliative care

A Faith Today writer visits a centre in Winnipeg to find out what makes them tick

Faith Today caught up with Penner as he waited for a flight to China where he was going to train youth workers in the unofficial Church. He spoke to us about what churches need to do today to build relationships with ...

The difference between maturing and copping out

Why not force doctors, schools and charities to operate under current social values?

Pourquoi ne pas forcer les médecins, les écoles et les organismes de bienfaisance à fonctionner selon les valeurs sociales actuelles ?

Food is central in scripture, community and restoration

AIMEE PATTERSON PhD is a Christian ethics consultant with The Salvation Army Ethics Centre in Winnipeg. She spoke to Faith Today about sexual ethics in the Church, what pastors need to watch for and the #metoo campaign.

The church, first nations and reconciliation

Que faisons-nous quand la plupart des gens, y compris beaucoup d'évangéliques, font confiance à leur propre cœur avant tout ?

The Flourishing Congregations Institute probes what is working in Canadian congregations

A Recent EFC-sponsored Gathering Of Denominational Representatives Provokes Reflection On Indigenous Relations

We Can Be Better Together. What Are The First Steps?

Lorna Dueck is CEO of Crossroads Christian Communications Inc., home of the popular daytime TV show 100 Huntley Street. She’s also CEO of the YES TV network, and a frequent contributor on faith and public life in The ...

Canadian Foodgrains Bank works in 40 countries around the world. Our writer went to one of them to see the work firsthand.