As the world grapples with the global spread of the coronavirus, there’s been a lot of news and information to sift through to make sense of our new reality. In the United States in particular, we...

It is time for Canadians to know that First Nations people have held up their end of the treaties. Legal cases, demonstrations, justice advocacy and writing are all reminders and prompts for the...

Dear Children, One day driving home your dad asked me when we should talk to you all about how the world really works. Perplexed at the idea that we would have to intentionally rip away your innocence...

The last few weeks have shaken us again. This is not business as usual or prayer as usual. Our African American sisters and brothers in Christ have been calling for lament, for equality, for justice...

Dear Church, As I write this letter, I find myself in a place of lament. I lament the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and many black lives taken by the grasp of white supremacy...

In Canada, we tend to mark the beginning of good weather with the May long weekend. The long weekend usually sparks visions of opening cottages with extended family, seeing friends, or the first warm...

This article is part of our ongoing series tracking the many changes in immigration legislation. You can access the full series here. 4/30: Federal judge orders ICE to release immigrant detainees from...

Welcome to the Throne Room, welcome to the place where He shows His face. Oh, worship in spirit and in truth. Welcome to the Throne Room. - CeCe Winans Cyclones in Bangladesh and India Bangladesh and...

Have you ever been asked that weird ice-breaker question: if you could have a superpower what would it be? My answer would be super-weakness. Let me explain. I have always wondered why Superhero...

I have long found Celtic Christianity and prayer to be a source of sustenance. Its tradition of integrating worship and work, prayer and practice, neighbour love and ordinary labour always meets me...