Waiting for what??
Yesterday was the last Sunday of advent. The waiting is almost over. Christmas Eve is just around the corner – we just have to get through this one week of […]
Tag Archives: pastors in exile
Thanks for supporting PiE!
Yesterday afternoon, PiE celebrated a birthday party! We officially launched last September, and got charitable status last November, so we figured that one year since then is as good a […]
Change at PiE
It has been a great year for PiE and looking forward to 2017 we’re also entering a season of change. Jessie is taking a parental leave starting in February and […]
You ARE a Theologian!
Believe it or not, you do theology everyday. No, I’m not assuming that you’ve got a PhD. or have gone to seminary. How you see God, how you seek meaning, […]
On Failure and Learning to Live from the Inside Out
“I am a failure.” It was just before Good Friday this past spring and I was feeling besieged by a higher than normal level of self-criticism. I had retreated to […]
I have travelled through time
What if I told you that time travel was possible? What if I told you that you have the ability to go back in time? Would you believe me? We often […]
What’s so bad about getting old?
We’re all getting older. Believe it or not, we’re also not getting any younger. Life marches on slowly, at a pace frustratingly outside our control. — Do you look forward […]
Why are we afraid of intimacy?
Why are we afraid of intimacy? What do I mean by that? Well here’s my attempt at a definition (not meant to be binding, but something to work with.) Intimacy […]
Explaining 5 streams of church in a post-christian world
In doing this PiE work, I often struggle with words – particularly the religious/spiritual language. How do we identify our faith? We’re Christian, but what about the baggage with that term? […]
Living diversity goes deeper than words
This guest post was written by Saad Khan, who is a student at the University of Waterloo and spent some time recently doing some work with PiE. Living in a […]
