The president and CEO of World Vision Canada urges us to make peace in a time of war
We’ve been doing this for a while. Let’s pause and take stock.
An extended Reading the Bestsellers review of a 2020 book by Morgan Housel
carolyn_weber Author Carolyn Weber explores art as Christian expression. I participated in the David Festival in Port Perry, Ontario this past weekend, teaching a workshop on one of my favourite genres, the spiritual memoir.
Ten poetic and four prose entries in our non-competitive call for hopeful art! Plus an audio article and music video.
Art by Anita Van Zeumeren; Evangelicals (Noll et al); Brave Women, Bold Moves (Ostapchuk); Myth & Meaning Jordan Peterson (Dart); My Inner Atheist (Rauser); The Work Vol.1 (Dummer); Out of the Shadows (Nagy, Moroney)
Being a chaplain often involves listening to your heart and being directed by your soul – but also being willing to listen, writes Sue Wilkinson of Toronto.
Often God uses adults to support that call. (Aussi disponible en français)
Our writer, Lisa Hall-Wilson, takes us behind the scenes of her article, “Can churches do better with our seniors?” including extra material and the background story behind the pivotal “Mr. Brown,” the senior who had such an impact on the spiritual life of the writer as a youn...
This is not an exaggeration: When we dreamed up the idea of a Faith Today cover that readers could colour, one of us leaped out of their chair in excitement. And one of us looked wary. Which is closer to your reaction?