Love Is Moving

Love Is Moving, part of The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, inspires Christians to express their faith by embracing a renewed understanding of love rooted in the Bible.

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Issue 57: Letter from the Editor

Nov 12, 2024 | loveismoving.ca | Bill Fledderus

Welcome to Issue 57, where many of our articles reflect on our call to be the “salt of the earth” and the “light of the world,” as Jesus says in Matthew 5. When he says an important part of our identity is giving “light to everyone in the house,” what does that mean for how we live today? Many of our writers in Issue 57 connect this calling with examples of loving our neighbour.
Growing in Sexual Integrity

Jul 22, 2024 | loveismoving.ca | Ilana Reimer

Sathiya Sam is a coach, speaker, and creator of DeepClean—a research-based approach to overcoming porn addiction that’s rooted in the Bible. A recovered addict himself, he’s now author of The Last Relapse. He has worked with everyone from college students to medical doctors, helping them walk in greater levels of freedom from porn. Based out of Toronto, Ont., Sam is happily married and a die-hard basketball fan. When I was younger, I told a mentor I couldn’t wait until I was married one day.
Gender Identity and the Whole Self

Jul 2, 2024 | loveismoving.ca | Stephanie Massicotte

Written by Stephanie MassicotteIn 2012, a study in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence explored how gay men in the UK, who were targeted by violent hate crimes, coped with feeling victimized. Some of the men accepted the fact they had been a victim for a period but recovered over time. But other men believed being a victim was so deeply incompatible with their identity as men that they no longer saw themselves as real men.
Reclaiming Wonder

Apr 15, 2024 | loveismoving.ca | JAMES PATERSON

And Then You Were Flying is an art installation that portrays a vision of healing and being whole. Of being given life and breath. It celebrates the joy of friends and inseparability, drawing on the textures, colours, and emotions of past remembrances to help pave a way forward to envision the future. It’s about knowing you are loved and about all the things you carry around in you that make you who you are.
A Rational, Mysterious Faith

Feb 29, 2024 | loveismoving.ca | Ilana Reimer

Andrew Marcus has been in pastoral ministry for 15 years. He is an award-winning recording artist and the current director and host of The Indoubt Show, a young adults podcast and YouTube show. There, he interviews authors, leaders and pastors, discussing the tough questions and topics that young people face in culture and personal faith. It’s a ministry with Back to the Bible Canada and is also connected to the Good News Broadcasting Association of Canada.
Turtle Lake - Love Is Moving

Nov 9, 2023 | loveismoving.ca | JAMES PATERSON

Written by James PatersonWe ran together, my son and I,in the uninhabited (except for us) early morning. The trail was pine needles, soft and silent,springy as we dance a rapid, choreographed step danceover veiny roots and rocks—heads jerking from near missesbeneath leaning tree limbs. He is a quiet runner, elegant with no embellishment. Effortless and clean.
Consider the Birds

Nov 1, 2023 | loveismoving.ca | Amy Gabriel

Written by Amy Gabriel“So how are you spending your time?”It was an innocent enough question, motivated by my church elder’s knowledge that I was still unemployed, but it made my heart sink. What could I say that would sound worthy? I’ve been…spearheading a new church initiative? Furnishing the condo I just bought? Taking care of a husband and kids? Perhaps at least, trying to pray two hours a day? False, false, false, false.
Rooted in Place - Love Is Moving

Nov 1, 2023 | loveismoving.ca | Ilana Reimer

Hannah Mae Henry is a self-taught filmmaker and storyteller working as a conservation educator at A Rocha Brooksdale Environmental Centre in British Columbia. She enjoys weaving together stories of wild creatures, Canadian landscapes, and the human experience through the medium of film. Through advocacy and artistry, she works to cultivate a love for the natural world, care for people and places, and hope for our earth. Conservation filmmaking starts with an awareness of place and a love of place.
Loving the Church even when you’d rather not

Oct 26, 2023 | loveismoving.ca | Stephanie Massicotte
Treasure in clay jars

Oct 18, 2023 | loveismoving.ca | Marianne Jones

Written by Marianne Jones“I was constantly making things as a child. I was the little girl who couldn’t stop cutting paper,” Liz Straiton reminisces. “I always did well in art classes at school, and later took fine arts courses at Lakehead University. My mom and I used to do watercolour painting together. But after she died, every time I picked up a brush I bawled. I couldn’t do it anymore.”Then, in 2010, when a friend signed up to take a course in pottery, Straiton decided to do the same.