From The Catalyst, Summer 2016 The Invisible: What the Church Can Do to Find and Serve the Least of These By Arloa Sutter Wesleyan Publishing House, 2016 Reviewed by Darlene O’Leary The Invisible is an exploration of Arloa Sutter’s experiences working in street ministry in Chicago.
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The Right to Be Cold: One Woman’s Story of Protecting Her Culture, the Arctic and the Whole Planet
By Sheila Watt– Cloutier
Penguin Random House, 2015
Reviewed by Christine Boyle
For decades, environmentalists have worked to rouse people into compassionate action with images of suffering animals and […]
From -2016″>The Catalyst, Summer 2016
The Ultimate Guide to Green Parenting
By Zion Lights
Between the Lines, 2016
Reviewed by Karri Munn–Venn
Full disclosure: I am through the birthing and baby–wearing stages of parenthood. With kids aged 12, ten, and four, I’m looking for a different kind of guidance than what I found […]
The authors invite us to abandon the false sense of wellbeing generated by materialism and replace it with a way of life that is more fundamentally consistent with our human need and responsibility for healthy community.
Kathy Vandergrift’s review of Uneasy Partners: Multiculturalism and Rights in Canada by Janice Gross–Stein, et al.
Critics say George W. Bush’s ballistic missile defence shield would be hyper–expensive, ineffective, dangerous – an exquisite symbol of government gone bad, draining public resources into a mad dream. Janet Somerville felt certain she’d read this story before. She had, in the story of King Solomon.
A bill is passed through Parliament and eventually becomes law. In order to influence the legislative process, we need to understand what happens inside the Parliament of Canada.
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November 2014
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-height: 20.79px;”>”Protecting the Vulnerable” outlines the severe impact of these changes on -height: 20.79px;”>persons with non–permanent status in Canada. It also presents findings from CPJ’s
[…] Reflections on Canadian Christian Activism. 110+ attendees of all ages and denominations came together with one common passion: the call to justice and the revitalization of faith -based action in achieving it. The overall atmosphere of the event was a refreshing mix of uplifting reflections, challenging realities, and sometimes humour, to address these incredibly […]
Kendall turns the gaze of those in positions of privilege who self–identify as “feminist” to frequent blind spots that compromise equity for all who present as feminine and their communities.
