New series: Canadian experts explain key issues facing Christianity around the world, in anticipation of Lausanne 2010, a crucial international gathering of Christians coming in September in Cape Town, South Africa | Subscribe today! Get digital at no extra cost! - free access to each future issue in our new online "digital edition" format
- two years of back issues for easy searching, reading and downloading. Every picture, every article, every advertisement, every hyperlink.
|
Featured Articles from JanFeb 2010 - Taking "Christian" Out of Christian Ministry by Bruce Clemenger
- Armenia: Challenged by Independence by Karen Stiller
- Roots and Wings: Filipinos in the Canadian Church by Jeff Dewsbury
- Careful Investing: Do Our Savings and Investments Reflect Our Faith? by Emily Wierenga
- Nancy Nason Clark: Building Bridges to Overcome Domestic Violence by Patricia Paddey
- Dealing With Student Debt by Stephanie Tombari
- Who Defines Academic Freedom? by Al Hiebert
- Schools Get Unprecedented Funds by Alex Newman
- Faith From the Archives: Norman Dabbs, A Canadian Evangelical Martyr by David Donaldson
Texts from more than 100 articles are here for you to sample. Recent cover stories have included human trafficking, colleges and universities, The Shack, the economic crisis, doubt, the impact of Billy Graham on Canada, and protecting life. Browse and enjoy! Free Excerpts From the Archives - May/Jun 1994 cover package on Economic Recession (667 KB PDF) includes: "Growing Pains—The Crisis of Job Loss" by Janet Clark; "Lean, Mean Ministry" by Gail Reid; and "On Putting the Economy in Perspective" by Craig Gay.
- Dec/Jan 1986 cover package on Abortion: The Issue That Won't Go Away (1.8 MB PDF).
- 2005 series Why Homelessness? by members of the EFC Roundtable on Poverty and Homelessness. Starts with "Why Do People Live on the Street?" by Greg Paul.
More Online Articles From Previous Issues
2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999-1983
|  | | | Our questions page explains how to: Notify us of an address change - Become a writer for Faith Today
Sell Faith Today in your store Go "green" with a digital-only subscription and more
Consider subscribing to support our ongoing ministry. Includes several years of complete back issues online—every word, every picture, every hyperlink. If you've read Faith Today for more than a year and haven't taken our Reader Survey yet, please do and earn a free gift subscription. Visit the Canadian Church Press to see the seven awards Faith Today won on May 15, 2009. Visit The Word Guild to see the two awards won by Faith Today articles on June 17, 2009.
|