By Joan Jung It can be found on hundreds of Vancouver streets, across all neighbourhoods. There is one in front of Hillcrest Community Center and also on 29th just west

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller It would be challenging to find a parent, teacher or healthcare professional who couldn’t tell you a story about personal sacrifice. In some roles it’s

The house lights illuminate a full house audience on their feet and applauding as the cast of “TrudeauMania” takes a bow. As we wait for the aisles of the theater

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller I tend to justify procrastination of the toughest tasks by being “productive” and focussing on smaller problems. Paper due in the morning? Suddenly the fridge

By Pastor Colin Griffiths Every now and then God provides an experience you didn’t see coming and that was what happened on a visit to the Dr Sun Yat- Sen

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller It’s been almost 2 months since we said goodbye to Callie dog, the mini-Aussie Shepherd who was part of our family for the past 6

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller At Spanish Banks, a popular summer beach destination, sits a gigantic anchor by Christel Fuoss-Moore. Its been there since 1986. It represents the spot where

Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller Do you have a favorite work of art? What about it warrants your attention and appreciation? Art is a form of human expression that encompasses a

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller What is Camp Meeting? Its origins are part of North American frontier Christianity in the early 19th century, when week-long gatherings were hosted for preaching

The Vancouver Mural Festival is a celebration of creativity and community. The Vancouver Mural Festival is known for its inclusive experiences that embrace and celebrate the rich cultures and communities

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller Installed in 2015, The Watch Seller is a lifesize bronze sculpture that functions like a deconstructed public clock. Covered in 720 watch faces, the Watch

By Dan Quach In downtown Vancouver if you walk from Robson to Alberni street you will see this huge boulder mounted on glass. The artist Henrik Ha-kan-son took a 6,000 pound