By Rhoda Klein Miller  Most would say its origins are part of North American frontier Christianity in the early 19th century, when week-long gatherings were hosted for preaching the Gospel, congregational worship and community fellowship...

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller  I heard a great metaphor this week that helps explain the exhaustion you may be experiencing. You thought the goal was simply not to sink, just keep your chin above the oncoming waves of this tumultuous time. But as you...

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller  Describe yourself in one word. What was the first word that came to mind? Is it the same word you would share out loud? Is it an identifier that comes from within or one you hear most often when others refer to you? My...

By Pr. Rhoda Klein Miller  They called Him “Rabboni” which means “Teacher.” When the Bible records Jesus speaking, the common verb used is “to teach.” He teaches His disciples, He teaches in the synagogues, He...

By Ryan Brousson  Life is hard. I found out this week that the school I applied to for PhD studies rejected my application. This is disappointing and not easy to take. We also see the hardness of life in the layoffs and struggles caused by the...

By Rhoda Klein Miller It’s National Nurses Week in Canada, which aligns with the anniversary of  Florence Nightingale’s birthday.  This “Lady with the Lamp” dramatically lowered the death rate of soldiers during the Crimean War, and...