Enabling public witness amid diversity

The importance of naming and owning our sin

How are we participating in God’s story? Vancouver writer Julie Lane-Gay reflects.

Manitoba writer Dorene Meyer reflects on what she’s been learning from her mother’s work as a foster parent of Indigenous children in the 1960s

What do we make of the challenges in pastoral care and discipleship exposed by the pandemic? Ottawa pastor Doug Ward reflects.

Jennifer Lau is the new executive director of CBM (Canadian Baptist Ministries), the 150-year-old Canadian mission organization. She spoke with Faith Today’s Karen Stiller about her calling, the weight of words, and w...

Veteran columnist John Stackhouse recommends "Wouldn’t You Love to Know"

“Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love,” as Mother Theresa, who devoted her life to serving poor people in India, once said.

Maritime pastor Jim Molloy shares how his disastrous first sermon turned out to be a blessing and taught him something vital. Reprinted with permission from Sage magazine.

Cover essays for this issue discuss taking care of yourself—and also ensuring the health of your pastor. Which selected articles are posted here on our website? Check here to find out.

Lake Ridge Community Church in Chestermere, Alta., is using art to cheer up its city.

All That Belongs (Dora Dueck); Living for God in a Pagan Society (James Coggins); Why Would Anyone Go to Church (Kevin Makins); You Are What You Do (Daniel Im); Artwork (Sylvia D. Woods); The Quintland Sisters (Shelle...

How well do we really understand conspiracy theories?

Faithfully serving in an unexpected calling

Can peace and reconciliation be experienced in the heart of one who has been deeply wounded?