I’m not receiving CERB, but I’ve lived on the equivalent, or less, for most of my adult life. I’m used to bringing this sometimes-difficult part of my life to church. Some Christians are still adjusting to this. Here’...

Using our imagination can help us be more ready to love our neighbour when pandemic restrictions return.

We can tweak as we reopen our homes, our churches and our families, and even our hearts.

There are barriers to singing corporately over the internet. Maybe that tells us something important.

We cannot move ourselves to the place of no fear. But the good news is that God can, writes novelist Serenity McLean.

Phil Wagler calls us to lament and repent; receive the gospel; love Jesus more than our politics; stop reducing church to a room; live small in a big way; and speak up.

St. Peter & St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Ottawa offers a weekly meal and a safe place. During COVID-19 they began distributing bagged meals every Friday evening.

Now is the time to be grateful for what we have, to appreciate beauty in small things, and to acknowledge the transitory nature of everything in our experience, including our very lives, writes Doug Koop. 

New model invites donations and increases religious coverage

Spreading love, good words and deeds in Jesus’ name

A call to help too-busy believers

How do we live in a world of violence and fear? What does it mean to be Christian, to be the Church here and now?

God’s call to human connection

Not alone in the pandemic

Theologian David Guretzki reflects on what he learned from a hospital encounter