In this issue: The enduring appeal of Christmas Eve; The United Church missionary who became a WWII spy; Can city-run stores make groceries more affordable?
An Ontario network of more than 1,500 volunteers transports injured turtles to a specialized wildlife hospital in ...
After 37 years of pastoral ministry, I left the church. I was emotionally exhausted and burnt out, and so I retired and ...
Each year, an estimated 10,000 people make a pilgrimage to the Living Water Wayside Chapel in Niagara-on-the-Lake, where the ...
After two years in Egypt, a Palestinian man is forced back to Gaza where hunger and destruction persist ...
As Israel heads to the polls today, a marginalized Christian minority weighs the power of the ballot to protect its future ...
Jim Stanford is one of Canada’s leading economic commentators and thinkers. He spent 20 years as the director of policy at Unifor, Canada’s largest private sector union, and is currently the director ...
In Moose Factory, Ont., residents are working to turn a historic Anglican building into a gathering place for worship ...
Before Rev. Simon Muwowo joined St. Paul’s United Church in Deer Lake, N.L., about three and a half years ago, the status of the congregation was laid out for him in stark terms. “Before I moved here, ...
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