An exploration of the ups and downs of international aid, with Stu Clark of the Canadian Food Grains Bank, became an absorbing discussion about food, food policy and the huge changes that are coming - both voluntary and forced. This is a reposting test.

Dr. Calvin Seerveld, a prolific author and for years a specialist in Philosophical Aesthetics at the graduate Institute for Christian Studies in Toronto, challenged us with a stirring sermon at saint benedict's table, September 23, 2007.

Why bother with the church? Rev. David Widdicombe, rector of St Margaret's Anglican Church in Winnipeg, gives us a backgrounder on why it's probably not the church that is broken, but rather it is us.

Drawing on years in the international relief and development field, John Longhurst looks at the sometimes messy intersection of human need, fund raising and donor fatigue.

Quirks and qualities of the Anglican church with Jamie Howison

Making room for dissent: the theological tradition of the Anglican church with Jamie Howison

Walk through the communion service with Jamie Howison and discover why we do things the way we do.

The spiritual tradition within Anglicanism: the second in a series exploring the Anglican church with Jamie Howison

The church not founded by Henry VIII: the first in a series exploring the Anglican church with Jamie Howison

Jaylene Johnson, a musician and songwriter, examines whether only born-again, CCM-certified types can make a joyful noise unto the Lord? And what is Christian music, anyway?