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Question-shaped faith

Seven years ago one of my professors suggested our class watch the television series LOST to better understand life in postmodernity.

An unsung hero of the church

When was the last time you prayed for your treasurer or thanked him or her for his or her work?

Making dreams real

I am crocheting a baby afghan. The soft, multi-coloured yarn slides through my fingers.

Readers write

*Come to the defence of ‘God’s great gift’*

Candid questions, contemplative leanings

I am not new to the pages of this magazine—having written columns and occasional articles for five years—but allow me to begin my new role as a regular staff writer by offering some personal commen

Who’s in charge of the house?

One of the things that I enjoy most about winter is that it’s curling season. Each Monday morning I join our local clergy curling club for some spirited fun on the ice.

Less brag-worthy wisdom

In my last column, “Yet another outspoken white man,” Nov. 14, 2011, page 10, I tried to indicate my struggle with male dominance among us Mennonites.

Start with why

On a rainy Lower Mainland Friday night my son and I hit the slopes.

Readers write

*Gender identity not just based on biology*

Spaghetti-sauce churches

“Why plant a new church?” It’s a legitimate question and, as a church planter, one I have heard often.

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