What will it take to improve relationships between the Church and Indigenous Peoples? Mackenzie Griffin, an Alberta writer with Cree and Saulteaux ancestry, reflects.

Artwork by Christopher Cuthill; Books of interest about Pentecostal history, prayer in the life of Jesus, B.C. hipsters, the lamb in Revelation, and more.

Commons Church, Calgary, rose to the challenge of creating a podcast that would knit a community together.

A camera, an audience and a mission for B.C.-based long-haul trucker Ray Gauthier

What nine years of pulpitless existence has taught ex-pastor (and prof of pastoral theology) Mark Buchanan about preaching

When you’re part of more than one church. Guest column by Anita Wing-Lee

The complicated reality of drug addiction. Guest column by Meera Bai

Inviting our children to trust in the Lord. Guest column by Stephanie Christianson

Three questions for the author of Bitter Truth and the Redemption's Edge trilogy

Looking for surprises in the history of Christianity among Indigenous Peoples

And what we ought to do about it. Part 2 of a series by Patricia Paddey

Et les tendances en matière de dons dans l'Église canadienne

And giving trends in the Canadian Church

We have reached a milestone with the Faith Today Podcast. Episode 200 is now live. It seems remarkable to our (very) small team, that we have been a part of so many interviews and dialogues over these past few years.

The author of the new book Evangelicalism: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford UP) is professor of religious studies at Crandall University in Moncton, a favourite Faith Today columnist, a scholar and author of many books.