Julie McGonegal

“Wild God” is a joyful and religious masterpiece that serves as a balm for the grieving

Canada is seeing a rise in people with no religious affiliation, also known as "nones."

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

Canada’s largest Protestant denomination is shrinking the fastest. The latest cen­sus paints a grim picture of The United Church of Canada, which lost a whop­ping 40 percent of affiliates between 2011 and 2021, falling to 1.2 million people from roughly two million.

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

HyeRan Kim-Cragg is the first racialized person in the role

The book honours the voices of the victims and sheds light on femicide in Canada

In an interview, Rt. Rev. Richard Bott discusses his time in office and shares his hopes for the denomination’s future

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

Marlene Britton, Charmain Bailey Foutner and Lisa Byer-de Wever are part of a small club as current or soon-to-be Black female diaconal ministers in the United Church

The comment shows why an upcoming proposal on the Indigenous church needs to be taken seriously, says one former moderator

The teachings of Kehkashan Basu’s Hindu faith inform her work

The longtime advocate says abuse suffered by residential school survivors is a significant factor in domestic violence

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

The author and advocate says we can't fix racism with solely our minds

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

Spirituality, justice and ethical living