Disagreements can often lead to tension and conflict. But they don’t have to. Let’s explore another relationship skill in this new series.
Over the last several months, I’ve spoken with many people who are doing food ministry a bit differently. Out of those conversations I’ve noticed some common ideas that result in stellar suppers.
Blisters worthy of emergency room attention were not the only result of walking an 800 kilometre pilgrimage. Otherwise I may not have gone more than once on Spain’s Camino de Santiago. I have thrice been a pilgrim on that route and each time I remember three key truths about t...
The Amazon basin, also known as the Green Window, is the hidden home to thousands of indigenous tribes and communities. The people there live in what could be deemed primitive conditions and extreme levels of poverty, often struggling for survival.
Lessons we’re learning on intercultural hospitality for Canadian churches today
Alastair Sterne reflects on why trying to make the most of it might not be the best solution
Does God Always Get What God Wants? by Tim Reddish. The Soul of the City, by Leonard Hjalmarson. Teach Us to Pray, by Gordon T. Smith. Everyone Has a Story, music by Kelita. Art by Ruthia Pak Regis.
Growth that allows rest, not just hustle
World Vision Canada’s incoming president and CEO Michael Messenger is on the ground in Nepal supporting World Vision’s emergency response to last Saturday’s devastating earthquake. Prior to his departure, Michael reflected on a few common myths about how aid agencies respond t...
Christmas is a time for us to remember one of God’s most persistent messages, "Don’t be afraid. I am with you. I’m on your side." / Également disponible en français.