Art by Dan Steeves; Rationality, Humility & Spirituality (Hiebert); Fruitful ... in Failure (Taylor); Thrive in a Post-Christian World (Williams); The Home for Unwanted Girls (Goodman); Relentless (Folarin & Keziah)
Art by Christine Cole; Signs of Life (McAlpine, Thiessen, Walker); Bullies and Saints (Dickson); The Lighthouse: A Novel (O'Brien); Forming Christian Communities in a Secular Age (Dickau); Five Little Indians (Good)
How saying goodbye has changed and why it matters. An essay by Tim Perry
La façon de dire au revoir a changé et pourquoi c'est important. Un essai de Tim Perry
When was the last time someone went out of their way to thank you? Do you remember what they did? What they said? How you felt?
An Ontario policy that requires doctors to violate their conscience is wrong and hurts our society
What to do as factions become more strident
Court decision may impact church and state collaboration
Everyone has heard of the hippie movement of the 1960s and 1970s. With their bright clothing, outlandish behaviour and psychedelic music, hippies attracted attention – often intentionally. But what about a Christian hippie? Was such a thing even possible?
It’s James Beverley week on the Faith Today blog. We will be featuring some of our favourite columns from a writer who has informed and challenged Faith Today readers for years.