Sharing stories of life, faith, and ministry in the United Church and beyond.
I have a new perspective on life.
While I am waiting for two hip replacements, my mobility is decreasing – in direct proportion to the increase in chronic…
Gary MacDonald writes about his visit with Kenyan graduates of the Asian Rural Institute and about the ways ARI uses agriculture as a tool to make other…
Basil Coward asks, Can you be both queer and Black, and enjoy a celebrated and visible presence in the United Church?
Jordan Sullivan asks, “What measure of privilege are we willing to give up to create equity for others?”
Two Canadian Armed Forces chaplains remember United Church minister, the Rev. William Alfred Seaman, who served as a chaplain during World War II and is …
John Egger, a Co-Worker in Mission in Korea, writes about joining 500,00 people to form a human peace chain across the DMZ separating North and South Korea.
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Rev. Stephen Fetter writes that the resurrection doesn’t just mean that Jesus has escaped death. It means that the whole mission starts over again.
For Asian Heritage Month, YoonOK Shin writes that our diverse heritages are gifts to give and receive, transforming bleak cultural boundaries.
John Durfey writes about a visit to a centre which offers emergency shelter for women in Japan escaping from violence and abuse.
Rev. Dr. Kyongja (Kay) Cho offers reflections at the Canadian launch of Korea Peace Now! Women Mobilizing to End the War.
