Renée James looks at how God gives life through our hospitality.
The danger of making someone “the other” is not only what it does to them, but what it does to us, writes Alberta journalist Dan Veeneman. Jesus calls Christians to a better way.
What should Christians think when prayers for healing seem unanswered?
How Christian charities are adapting their outreach
Jul/Aug 2025: Hip-hop was always part of the story. The strength of soft power. Meeting Christ at summer camp. Lessons from three gardeners. The FT interview with leaders of the Canadian Christian Education Movement
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’s some ways you can help them.
On racism and reconciliation thunder
"My paintings are an invitation to pause and consider the invisible, the intangible and the mysterious, to reflect on the sacred space within each one of us."
Meeting the challenges of our time with intellectual rigour
Technology is not neutral. It is hard to resist and – much like junk food –is designed to draw us into habits, some of them unpleasant if not nasty.