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Jocelyn Bell

Jocelyn Bell

Editor & Publisher at Broadview

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  • English
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  • Entertainment

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Recent Articles

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Celebrating a 195-year legacy

Editor and publisher Jocelyn Bell on what connects Broadview’s past to the present and the future
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Truth before reconciliation

To move forward, we must embrace the fact that reconciliation is settler work, not Indigenous work
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Celebrating a 195-year legacy

Editor and publisher Jocelyn Bell on what connects Broadview’s past to the present and the future
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Gold, frank innocence and mirth

Inspired by a beloved homily from her father, Editor Jocelyn Bell celebrates Broadview's first-ever Christmas sermon contest
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Preserving our stories for the future

Editor Jocelyn Bell explores the vital role of archivists in safeguarding the “first draft of history”
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How red tape is hurting efforts to tackle homelessness

Transition House in Cobourg, Ont., overcame many hurdles to open its emergency shelter
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Elon Musk’s X has become a disinformation machine. We’re leaving it.

Broadview is joining Bluesky, a platform that better reflects our values of equity and truth
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How a bold church merger shaped Canada 100 years ago

As the United Church marks its centenary, its founding story offers a lesson on unity
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Why Broadview is proudly staying the course on inclusion and diversity

While others quietly drop their EDI goals, we’re meeting ours and surpassing them
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Why the sun still inspires awe

Our brightest star remains a divine metaphor and a daily source of wonder
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Broadview went searching through its past. The findings were uncomf...

A new ebook explores racism, colonialism and Indigenous resistance in Canada’s oldest Christian publications