Sara Krahn

It began, as most good things do, with coffee and conversation. On a cold Thursday in 2008 when I was volunteering at Agape Table, I

This article was originally published on thehighcalling.org. It was written by Mark D. Roberts for the Foundation for Laity Renewal. And now he has made

When does a roof over your head become a home? Some people say a home is a safe, secure, private, and good quality accommodation. Others

The January magazine is out. This month has a special focus on housing and hospitality and has pieces on intentional community, new housing projects, centring

I’d like to tell you a story. It’s mostly accurate and completely true. I say it’s mostly accurate because it’s from my own perspective. Someone

Gilbert Berg imagines the helpless children of Bethlehem during Herod’s reign and wonders what would happen if he, a military underling, chose to disobey a

“Would you want to be born in a prison?” The question was pretty direct, and somehow our Christmas conversation had steered into uncharted territory.  But

Biblical scholars, like those of every discipline, look at the broad ideas of their material, the Bible, reading and analyzing its narratives, its proclamation, its

I love my technology. I love social media. We have new ways of communication that were previously only the domain of science fiction writers. Yet

In our churches across the diocese, Advent tends to look pretty predictable. We have set colours, prayers, and practices in use from Portage la Prairie

The December paper is out! This month has a special focus on Advent. See the online edition below. If you’d like to be removed from