Soul Cravings: Crave Meaning (Part 2)
Author of Soul Cravings, Erwin McManus, talks about humanity’s intrinsic desire to find meaning. (This is Part 2, watch Part 1 here) For more about Soul Cravings, explore the rest of our site! Read More >
Soul Cravings: Crave Meaning (Part 1)
The dark side of the search for meaning. Erwin McManus, author of Soul Cravings, speaks about humanity’s search for meaning. For part two, please click here: Crave Meaning (Part 2) Read More >
Gary’s Story: In His Own Words
Hear Gary’s story in person: An Act of Non-Violence Rally, Convocation Mall Simon Fraser University, Burnaby Campus, November 9th, 11:30am-1pm. Sponsored by the SFU Interfaith Centre. On Saturday November 8th, 2008 my world blew apart – literally. I was carrying a package I thought was a gift when it exploded in my hands. We had recently [...] Read More >
Shushed by the library
A friend of mine (let’s call her Jill) works in a library. As part of her responsibilities, she ran a summer program in the library for local teens, the theme of which was finding success in life. At the conclusion of the program, she invited her boyfriend (he’s her fiancé now, let’s call him John) [...] Read More >
9/11 and You
What were your feelings that tragic day? Shock? Fear? Anger? Confusion? Sadness? How do you process those feelings now, as reminders of the attacks come in anniversary commemorations and media coverage? Nearly two-thirds of American Red Cross 9/11 adult counselees still grieve, according to a study of those directly affected by the attacks.. Read More >
The Power of Words
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can wound forever. I went from a gregarious child to a silent teenager, and I never told anyone was what going on. This is the story that saved my life. Read More >
A Conversation About Love & God
If I asked you to describe yourself, what would you say? Read More >
Becoming a Citizen
I am Canadian, but I wasn’t always. I don’t remember much about coming to Canada. But I do remember the day we took our oaths and became citizens. I was 10 years old by then. On a winter’s day in March with the harshest, most biting wind I have ever experienced, we headed to city [...] Read More >
Atheist Recommends God
(Thanks goes to Rusty Wright and Meg Korpi for this article) The headline in The Times of London grabs your attention: “As an atheist, I truly believe Africa needs God” The tagline is even more pointed: “Missionaries, not aid money, are the solution to Africa’s biggest problem – the crushing passivity of the people’s mindset.” What kind of atheist [...] Read More >
Start a Faith Adventure
Jesus said that he came to make all things new. His death on the cross can have a profound impact on your life. You have to ask yourself: Is this the life for me? When asked to describe yourself do you reach for your job title? Do you define yourself by your relationships — spouse, [...] Read More >
Connecting Through Technology
Do you use technology to stay in touch with family and friends?
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