When famous Christians renounce the faith

Honouring the Lord our God in 21st-century Canada

MARILYN DRAPER is assistant professor of practical theology at Tyndale University College & Seminary. She is an ordained minister and church planter. She spoke to Faith Today about the role of story in evangelism and ...

Lessons we’re learning on intercultural hospitality for Canadian churches today

When life is overflowing with poignant encounters, it’s okay that we can’t contain them all, writes Winnipeg hospital worker Doug Koop

Being a chaplain often involves listening to your heart and being directed by your soul – but also being willing to listen, writes Sue Wilkinson of Toronto.

Effect Hope is a 127-year-old Christian ministry, working to free people from tropical diseases in India and west and central Africa.

Caring for politicians in a harsh culture. A pastor and a politician point to a better way

The True Story of Canadian Human Trafficking (Paul Boge). The Story of all Stories: Genesis 1-11 (Darrell Johnson). Modern Tech & the Human Future (Craig Gay). Educated: A Memoir (Tara Westover). Art by Melissa Townsend

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Considering the Church as chaplain

Atheist pastor Gretta Vosper doesn't define the United Church

Joy Smith served as a Member of Parliament from 2004–2015 and is a leading advocate against human trafficking. Smith made Canadian history as the first sitting MP to amend the Criminal Code twice, passing two antitraf...

Our witness in a sleepless society

Resisting the pathology of self-sufficiency