Coaxing Christians
Diana Swift
April 1, 2012
The 2012 biennial worship conference of the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada aims to draw attendees out from behind
The 2012 biennial worship conference of the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada aims to draw attendees out from behind
If the fourth of the five Marks of Mission seeks to transform unjust structures of society, how can Anglicans sit by while Canada exports cancer-causing
Author John Ralston Saul makes a point while addressing the fourth public forum of Economic Inequality, a group of concerned citizens determined to make Canada
Children participate in a Palm Sunday procession in Algeciras, Spain. Photo: Algecireno Commemorating Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem a week before the day of his
The Dalai Lama’s compassionate world view has won him global popularity and this year’s Templeton Prize. Photo: 360b St. Paul’s Cathedral, London will be the
If Sheikh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah Al al-Sheikh, grand mufti of Saudia Arabia, has his way, Christian churches like this Roman Catholic one in Dubai
The Rev. Dr. A. Donald MacLeod (left) and Dr. Gerald Griffiths get ready to speak to a packed house at a Toronto thanksgiving service for
St. Christopher’s Open Doors community dinner in Burlington erodes the distinctions between the people being served and those who serve. Photo: Contributed The third of
Ripe for the picking. The migrant workers who harvest our agricultural crops are frequently exploited. Photo: David Luther Thomas Got food? Thank a Farm Worker!
Toronto artist Manminder Jagait donated this painting to recognize Guelph’s efforts to support awareness of local and global water issues. Photo: Manminder Jagait The city
The ARISE youth program at Wycliffe College in Toronto is designed to teach teens community-engagement and leadership skills. Photo: Diana Swift For many teenagers, March
The Rev. Joachim Gauck, a human rights advocate and social activist, will bring passion to the ceremonial presidency of Europe’s richest country. Photo: Michael Lucas
St. Christopher’s Open Doors community dinner in Burlington erodes the distinctions between the people being served and those who serve. Photo: Contributed The third of
The UN Human Rights Council in Geneva has called for the release of Youcef Nadarkhani, a Christian pastor jailed for more than two years and
The church’s new online forums are creating community and relationships from the parish to the international level. Photo: George Dukinas The Anglican Church of Canada
Produce from the St. David’s community garden was donated to a local food bank. Photo: Courtesy the Rev. Martha Tatarnic When you think of Orillia,
Pope Benedict’s signature scent captures the aroma and serenity of his native Bavaria’s forests. Photo: Gras-Ober Italian perfumer Silvana (“The Nose”) Casoli, has created a
The president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has ordered all adherents to stop baptizing those who are not ancestors of Mormons.
People with questions about Islamic Shariah law can call a public-education campaign hotline at 1-855-SHARIAH. Photo: Jaggat On March 5, a U.S. Muslim organization is
Staying close to God makes it easier to move forward, says priest. Photo: Herbert Kratky : Shutterstock.com At the Feb. 2-4 Vital Church Planting conference
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