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Time to Talk Bride Price: Lessons on Cross-Cultural Dating for Canadian Christians

No shortage of evangelical resources speak to dating —when to date, how to date, who to date, or even if Christians should “date”— to such an extent that there are discernible subgenres of Christian dating material. For example, my favourite is the “questions you should ask” pieces. Yet, when it came to dating, no blog, podcast, or seminar prepared me for when my girlfriend brought up the topic of a “bride price.” Despite the number of evangelical churches and organizations that boast of their multicultural identity, finding resources that spoke to hard questions and difficult realities of cross-cultural dating as...

4 Things You Should Know About Tradwives

Tradwife is short for “traditional wife.” It represents a movement that has gained traction in recent years, with women embracing a return to traditional homemaking roles. Some view this as a reaction to the devaluation of motherhood and domestic work in certain strands of feminism. On social media, tradwives often depict themselves as stay-at-home moms of numerous children dedicated to homeschooling, homemaking, and self-sufficiency. They raise chickens, plant gardens, can and preserve their homegrown fruits and vegetables, grow their own sourdough, cook and bake everything from scratch, make their own household cleaning products, and maintain an immaculate home. For many,...

Pentecostal not Provincial

But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth. – Acts 1:8 To be provincial is to be narrow minded. It is to think just of your little province, your little corner of the world. To be Pentecostal is the opposite. It is to have an expansive view of the church and to be on mission to the whole world. At Pentecost Jesus sends the church out the door not just to Judea, but to...

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