This weekend—this year—isn’t a time for emotional detachment. It’s been a year of death, of separation and profound misunderstandings. And now it’s the Easter weekend—a time of death, of separation and profound misunderstandings.

This week marks one year since Manitoba began its first lockdown to tackle the spread of Covid-19. The lockdowns have impacted all of us in different ways, some well and others poorly. Few have been hit as hard as customer-focused small business owners.

What have you faced in your work as a taxi driver that has been tough for you during this time?

At the one-year mark of the pandemic lock down, and with the first glimmers of dawn beginning to appear, the church can begin to take stock of what just happened to us theologically and spiritually.

I was drawn to the North End when I was in university. I felt a longing to be part of this community in particular.

It was September of 2017 and I’ll never forget the experience of learning that my sister-in-law had died by suicide.

On the morning of December 21, 2017, I got a phone call from my Mom. My younger brother Yonatan had taken his life at 25 years old.

An interview with a cross-cultural worker by Erica Fehr.

In a world of instant news, it is all too easy to be jaded by stories of international political unrest and natural calamities.

Just over a week ago, Myanmar’s military took over the government it already largely controlled.

Hello everyone, my name is Layton Friesen. I am the Conference Pastor of the Evangelical Mennonite Church and today it’s a joy for me to be able to talk to Mr. Gerry Pettyjohn.

Pastoral sexual misconduct is regularly covered in the news. A famous celebrity pastor, whom everyone looks up to, leaves their post suddenly.

Why do strong Christian leaders fall into the trap of moral failure? How do I process this when it happens to someone I looked up to and respected?

Unless we’re already too jaded to care, news of sexual abuse by yet another respected Christian leader will be unsettling and discouraging.