We Not Me: Rediscovering Faith As Belonging, Not Just Believing
Quiet… Faith today is is often quiet.Whispered prayers. Streamed through headphones. Clicked in apps.Churches as stores, programs like products,and we […]
Relational faith
Relational faith
Belonging Before Believing: What I Learned From a GEN Y Church
Setting the stage. I grew up in the church. Sunday services, midweek programs, and countless committee meetings shaped my entire
Relational faith
Preface: Who This Space Is and Isn’t For
Exploring Biblical Faith Formation This digital space isn’t another battleground for political, philosophical, or theological debate. Neither is it about
social media
Culture Clash – Why Online Conflicts Spiral
The Nova Scotia forest access ban has sparked intense debate online, specifically on socials like X (Twitter). At first glance,
Relational faith
Relational Faith: Replanting the Ancient Roots in a Post-Christian Canada
In Canada, as with much of the Western world, the ground beneath our religious assumptions has shifted. Churches are emptying,
Loneliness Across Generations
Fractured Canadian Relationships – Series
There’s a “loneliness epidemic” in Canada. The “loneliness epidemic” is a complicated generational divide, with young adults reporting the highest
Loneliness Across Generations
Fractured Canadian Relationships: A Generational Perspective – Boomers & Silents
This article is part of the Fractured Canadian Relationships series. What if I told you that loneliness is not just
Loneliness Across Generations
Fractured Canadian Relationships: A Generational Perspective – Gen X
This article is part of the Fractured Canadian Relationships series. What if I told you that loneliness is not just
Loneliness Across Generations
Fractured Canadian Relationships: A Generational Perspective – Millennials
This article is part of the Fractured Canadian Relationships series. What if I told you that loneliness is not just
Loneliness Across Generations
Fractured Canadian Relationships: A Generational Perspective – Gen Z
This article is part of the Fractured Canadian Relationships series. What if I told you that loneliness is not just