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Making community intentional

The six young adults who live in the three-storey house at the end of Alloway Avenue know each other well by now.

What’s old is new again

What do you get when you combine thrift store finds, estate sale gems, antique store trinkets, a few online purchases and craft store necessities?

A theology full of paradox

Is light a particle or a wave? Yes. It is not until we accept this apparent contradiction—the wave-particle duality—that we can understand fully the behaviour of light.

Confessing our fossil fuels sins

Christians are taught that taking a Sabbath from work is an important spiritual discipline, but some Mennonites in Winnipeg organized a Sabbath from consumption.

Navigating a complicated world

As a recent graduate of the University of Manitoba with a degree in social work, I consider myself to be quite lucky with the type of employment I’ve landed.

Rock band asks fans for help with recording costs

It takes a village to make an album. Oh Village, a four-piece rock band from Abbotsford, B.C., is planning to pay for its upcoming EP by “crowdfunding” the project.

Young Voices on religion vs. spirituality

When Jefferson Bethke posted his YouTube video titled "Why I hate religion but love Jesus," it quickly went viral.

Experimenting with music . . . and peace

Are there similarities between the work of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) and the musical approach of experimental American composer John Cage?

A Christian life is a call to service

As Christians, we are not called to be consumers or profiteers. We have been chosen to be servants of Jesus Christ called to serve others.

Masculinity, the concept of home, identity, religion, mythology and work are themes that visual artist Seth Woodyard explores in his paintings, sculptures and installation art—including a wooden batht

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