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A new title by pastor and bestselling author Tony Evans, the late Eugene Peterson’s thoughts on ‘Living Well,’ and ‘God and Guns,’ the first book to argue against gun culture from a biblical studies perspective are among new releases coming from religion and spirituality publishers in November.
Today’s Evening Brief is brought to you by News Media Canada. It’s time to level the digital playing field. Google and Facebook are using their monopoly to threaten and undermine local news. Other countries are taking action. It’s time for Canada to stand up to the web giants – and step up for local news. Learn more. Good evening to you. (Rene Johnston/Toronto Star) Four of the appointees are chiefs of staff to ministers, while the other is a regional adviser in the Prime Minister’s Office. The final regional campaign director to be appointed was already on staff with the party. T...
By Seth Satterlee Jul 09, 2021 Forthcoming books this season look at the Hebrew Bible and the Talmud from a mix of historical, literary, and theological perspectives. Fall 2021 Announcements: Religion & spirituality By Seth Satterlee | Jul 09, 2021 Forthcoming books this season look at the Hebrew Bible and the Talmud from a mix of historical, literary, and theological perspectives. There are also new titles from heavy hitters like Rachel Held Evans, Kathie Lee Gifford, and Lysa TerKeurst. Top 10 Peter Seewald. Bloomsbury Continuum, Nov. 9 ($35, ISBN 978-...
Evening Brief: 182 more graves found By iPolitics. Published on Jun 30, 2021 5:49pm Part of the small memorial honouring the recently discovered mass grave at the Kelowna Residential School. The memorial is in front of Queen's Park. (Rick Madonik/Toronto Star) Today’s Evening Brief is brought to you by News Media Canada. It’s time to level the digital playing field. Google and Facebook are using their monopoly to threaten and undermine local news. Other countries are taking action. It’s time for Canada to stand up to the web giants – and step up for local news. Learn more....
Fenlon linked articles in his blog post regarding the impact COVID has had on journalists and reporters, suggesting that toxic and hate-filled comments on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook only compound and make matters worse. “It’s one thing for our journalists to deal with toxicity on these platforms. It’s another for our audience members who try to engage with and discuss our journalism to encounter it on platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, where they are almost guaranteed to be confronted by hate, racism and abuse. ” Other media outlets have also joined the disc...