What does it mean that Christians are called to be the “salt of the earth” and the “light of the world,” as Jesus says in Matthew 5? Many of our writers in Issue 57 connect this calling with examples of loving our neighbour.
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In Our Community
Christian Compassion in the Face of Numbingly Bad News by Miranda Brown
Remembering Our Imprisoned Neighbours by Sophia Conway
Life Arises From Spiritual Care by Cindy Palin
Where Forgiveness Fits in a Journey Through Hurt by Juliana VanderSpek
The Gift of a Loaf of Bread: What Holds Us Back From Sharing? by Melanie Beerda
Poetry
Heart Procedures by Daniel Suter
The Journey Through by Ashley Heather Larnder
Making Conversation by Sarah Emtage
Commenting on Culture
Finer Strokes: Will Beauty Save the World? by Josh Tiessen
Making Love Matter(s): What Does Holy Sexuality Mean? by Laura Gobbels
Digging Deeper: Befriending is Better Than Fixing by Kristen Unrau
Features
Bringing Neighbours Together: A Love Is Moving Interview with Jesse Kane
Depaving: Uncovering and Recovering Buried Life by David Schuurman
Gardening and Hope Amid the Smoke by Braeden Holmstrom
Mystery Boxes: When Neighbours Open Doors by Sarah Emtage
Reviews and Lifestyle
Behind the Screens: Restaurants, Relationships, and Real Life in The Bear by Adam Kline
Shepherd of Princes by Mike Bonikowsky: Book Review by Elizabeth Duarte
Artist Profile
A Cup That Overflows: Sophia Conway on the Interconnectedness of Art, Faith, and Daily Life
