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Today is Thanksgiving Day in Canada. In the U.S., it is Indigenous People’s Day. Dual citizenship makes the day doubly conflicted for me. So does
We’re upset at mom’s distress, at a faith that’s left her high and dry. By teaching her that, when all is said and done, she’s
We gather outside the church. We’re there to protest. I was protesting outside the church because protest is deep in our Christian bones.
The dominant Western social imaginary is individualistic. Hierarchical. Authoritarian. The doctrine of the Trinity is anything but.
The thought pierced him that in the end the Shadow was only a small and passing thing: there was light and high beauty forever beyond
If missions are to be faithful, they must be willing to relinquish certainty, confront patriarchy and racism, and place human flourishing—especially that of children—at the
In a garden in Stratford, Ontario is a war memorial depicting the triumph of justice over tyranny.
After Rome conquered Palestine, they installed a puppet king—Herod the Great. In order to put down resistance to his rule, he employed widespread slaughter and
Who knew? This small Christian sect, considered heterodox by many, stood firm against an evil regime.
