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My Grown Up Christmas List

Posted: November 13, 2023
“Do you remember me
I sat upon your knee
I wrote to you with childhood fantasies
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From Forced Relocation to Reconciliation

Posted: November 10, 2023

In this episode we talk with Shannon Perez about what reconciliation looks like in light of her personal story and her First Nation's story.

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They Don't Understand

Posted: November 10, 2023

“They don’t understand what it’s like, they’ve never been there.” 

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Justice Prayers - November 8, 2023

Posted: November 8, 2023
God before and God behind, 
God for us and God for your own self, 
Maker of heaven and earth, 
creator of sea and sky, 
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Agony and Tragedy

Posted: November 6, 2023

Editor’s Note: Please be aware that this blog contains a reference to suicide.

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Letters from Friends

Posted: November 3, 2023

Centennial Christian School in Terrace recently participated in the KAIROS Blanket Exercise.  The BC First Peoples Grade 11/12 class wrote letters to their friends afterwards reflecting on their experiences.  Consider yourself a friend a

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Justice Prayers - November 1, 2023

Posted: November 1, 2023

"O Great Father of the sky above and the earth below, of the great waters and all that is in them," they prayed.  "Hear our cry!  - Acts 4:24 (FNV) 

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A Just Resource Extraction Theory?

Posted: October 30, 2023

I have struggled with recent vocational changes in an effort to feel comfortable with who I am and how I make my livelihood. And it is more complex and challenging than I have ever given much thought to before.

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Intersecting Benevolence and Justice: Looking Beyond Needs

Posted: October 27, 2023

If there’s one thing Christians want to do, it is to help. We know we’re called to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and look after the sick (Matthew 25).

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Justice Prayers - October 25, 2023

Posted: October 25, 2023

My we help the helpless, comfort the mourner, sympathize with the widow and fatherless, and may we always be ready to put up with wrong, to be long-suffering, to be very patient, full of forgiveness, counting it a small thing that we should forgiv

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