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My Brother鈥檚 Keeper: 9 Economic Tips for Uniting Humanity

My Brother鈥檚 Keeper: 9 Economic Tips for Uniting Humanity

鈥淎m I my brother鈥檚 keeper?鈥 Cain asked聽God after slaying his brother Abel. That famous question from Genesis forms one of the primary moral lessons of Judaism and Christianity 鈥 and of all religion.
New Year is like riding a train into the unknown

New Year is like riding a train into the unknown

Most of us crave a degree of predictability in our lives. 聽I wonder how all this will shape our thinking on this New Years Eve as we prepare to turn the page to 2023.
First Nations Translation of the Bible brings fresh insight and perspective to Christmas story

First Nations Translation of the Bible brings fresh insight and perspective to Christmas story

The First Nations Version is the creation of an all-Indigenous Translation Council. To read the birth story of Creator Sets Free (Jesus) in this new translation gives new insight and understanding to the traditional Christmas story.
Stand against hate shows power of prayer in action

Stand against hate shows power of prayer in action

Whatever our faith practice, wherever we may align politically, prayer can be an active practical stand against hatred
What is Double Belonging? On Interreligious Cross-Training

What is Double Belonging? On Interreligious Cross-Training

Times are changing. Now, it鈥檚 not uncommon to have the most dedicated adherents of one faith taking up practices from another.
Book Launch of Embodied Kabbalah for Vancouver Island by local author Rabbi Matthew Ponak

Book Launch of Embodied Kabbalah for Vancouver Island by local author Rabbi Matthew Ponak

This Saturday, join Rabbi Matthew Ponak for this free event as he shares teachings from his new book Embodied Kabbalah: Jewish Mysticism for All People.
Devotion Without Exclusion: The Way Forward in Faith

Devotion Without Exclusion: The Way Forward in Faith

Interreligious friendship is the order of the day at every level of religious life, from local to global.
Butter Chicken and Oneness of Religions

Butter Chicken and Oneness of Religions

Collaboration on making a delicious meal leads to conversations about faith between people of different faiths and cultures
During Holy Nights of Advent, we consider who we are

During Holy Nights of Advent, we consider who we are

During these Holy Nights of Advent, as we light candles for Hope, Peace, Joy and Love, we consider who we have been, who we are and who we ae called to be.
The Torah uses pronouns that expand our concept of G-d

The Torah uses pronouns that expand our concept of G-d

We are limited in our ways of thinking and understanding who and what we are. Through the use of pronouns, the Torah expands understanding of what G-d is, and that can also help us to better understand ourselves and others.