Justice and Creation CRC Campus Ministries, University of Toronto and Crux Books present: Justice and Creation: a double book launch for “The Justice Project” (Ed.
Romans, Home and Empire Romans, Home and Empire by Brian Walsh Some months ago I got to thinking about Paul’s letter to the Romans and the problems of homelessness.
David Dewees, Grief and Libel by Brian Walsh On Saturday, October 2 a young man named David DeWees ended his life on the subway tracks at High Park Station in Toronto.
21st Century Breakdown by Andrew Stephens-Rennie Despite everything Mark Carney’s been saying lately about the end of a recession, I think I’m more apt to agree with Green Day that we’re still in the midst of a 21st Century Breakdown.
Whoever it was that brought me here, will have to take me home by Brian Walsh Every week during the school year I write an email inviting folks to come to worship with us at Wine Before Breakfast.
September, Prayer and Campus Ministry by Brian Walsh “This was the first time that I have prayed in public in six years.”
Blue Like Jazz and the God-Man by Andrew Stephens-Rennie “What do you mean God isn’t an old white European male?
Hunting for Hope at Camp Fowler by Brian Walsh I have been spending this week at Camp Fowler in the Adriondacks.
When the Bottom Falls Out :: A Targum on James 1.1-18 by Brian Walsh James, a slave of God and of Jesus, the Messianic King, To the people of God scattered to kingdom come around the world, Greetings.
Bridging the Gap by Andrew Stephens-Rennie A few weeks back I started to write about notions of healthy sexuality in Christian community.
Creation Dreams and Ecological Nightmares by Brian Walsh It seems to me that the environmental crisis is, at heart, a failure and a perversion of the human imagination.
New U2 Album Speaks from Christian Perspective Recently we asked the Rev. Julie Golding Page if we could re-post her review of u2’s new “No Line on the Horizon” from the Diocese of Saskatchewan’s website.
Ecological Sustainability in the Dominion of Canada by Andrew Stephens-Rennie The nuttiness continues (perhaps unsurprisingly), this time from Colby Cosh via the National Post.
Dirty Oil, Messy Faith by Andrew Stephens-Rennie On Sunday afternoon, the CBC posted an article on a fact finding mission to the Alberta Oil Sands.
Swine Flu in Perspective by Andrew Stephens-Rennie via Mark who got it from Mike, who caught it from Keith, who somewhere along the line must have contracted it from Dan (this stuff is sure contagious!)