Sara Krahn

God created Adam and Eve in God’s image and every human being who has ever lived reflects this – the imago dei. This means we

Once upon a time… Sing in me Muse and through me tell the story… In a hole in the ground, there lived a hobbit… Perhaps

May’s issue on Myth explores the human compulsion behind telling stories, with articles from Loralee Dyck, Matt Civico, and Hannah Foulger, as well as a

With Spring beginning to make an appearance, you may be thinking about sprucing up your home, or getting to those renovations you put off over

I started defending the environment by arguing with people about the amount of napkins and paper towels they used. “You’re killing my future children!” is

We have been rehearsing the phrase “Stewards of Faith” since the Diocese of Rupert’s Land Synod 2016. The phrase seems new to most of us,

Praise be to God, the Father of lights and colour. His faithfulness never ceases to amaze me. I am humbled that the Creator of the

April’s issue of RLN is on Stewardship, exploring how Christians are called to be stewards of the Church and the environment, with articles from Geoff

Whatever else believers do, they worship God. For some, that’s where the trouble starts. In an age of unreferenced spirituality, it’s much better to speak

Christ as an infant was presented in the Temple and received by the very old Simeon and Anna as the revelation of God, as both

Questions about who does what – and why – in Christian worship can, and have, filled books. Generally, the role of an order (baptized, deacons,

As global, national, local atrocities are seemingly on the rise, humanitarian efforts abound. God’s work is flourishing as countless spokespersons and activists respond to the

March’s issue of Rupert’s Land News is all about Worship and how it relates to mission, liturgy, and theology. Also, in our Fifth Mark of