by Laurie Klein, World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation Everything is interconnected, and genuine care for our own lives and our relationships with nature is inseparable from fraternity,…
Adaptation from When We Stand by Terence Lester, Adapted from Chapter 9, “Bring Someone With you!” I was introduced to church as a kid by my grandmother, Jessica Lester. In…
by Christine Sine, Here on Godspace, there are four types of sustainability we talk about – human, economic, social, and environmental. It is the economic sustainability that seems to be…
by Lilly Lewin, Since it was Canada Day yesterday and it’s the Fourth of July this Sunday… I think it’s a great time to pray for our countries. And if…
by Rachel Taber-Hamilton, Shackan First Nation On August 9th we celebrate International Day of the World’s Indigenous People. There are an estimated 476 million indigenous peoples in the world living…
by Ellen Haroutunian “He was born Rolihlahla, “Shaker of Trees.” He became Nelson Mandela and shook the world.” ~from The Long Walk of Nelson Mandela Several years ago I watched a…
Photo above: Karl with some Living Hope fresh tomatoes – by Jenneth Graser by Jenneth Graser My husband Karl lost his job a couple of months ago due to the…
Ever since I worked with refugees in the mid 80s, those who are displaced from their homes by war and violence have held a special place in my heart. Because…
by Lisa DeRosa Tomorrow, June 19th, is Juneteenth, a celebration of the true freedom of slaves in the US. This year, we celebrate 155 years since June 19, 1865. Instead…
by Tom Sine In my post last week, I invited you to meet and celebrate the decision by the Evangelical Covenant church in 2000 to become a multiracial church. What…
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