Kristina Jovanovski
Berlin, Allemagne
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Kristina est une journaliste canadienne basée à Berlin, avec plus de 15 ans d'expérience, couvrant toutes les plateformes, ainsi qu'en production dans des rédactions télévisées. Elle a réalisé un mélange de reportages vi…
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A Synagogue and a Church Break Bread
Style rédactionnel, Informatif: Primarily reported and descriptive, with a warm emphasis on community-building and reconciliation.
Members of Shaarey Zedek Synagogue and Charleswood United Church in Winnipeg shared a Friday evening service and meal as part of an interfaith exchange, with a reciprocal visit planned at the church. The gathering focused on learning about one another’s traditions and building neighbourly ties amid tension over United Church of Canada positions on Gaza and Israeli settlements. Participants discussed worship, scripture, congregational challenges and LGBTQ+ inclusion, emphasizing fellowship rather than religious persuasion or political agreement.
‘A School for How to Love One Another’: United Church’s New General Secretary Imagines a Different Future
Style rédactionnel, Informatif: Mostly factual interview, with some aspirational and evaluative views expressed by the interviewee.
Incoming United Church of Canada general secretary Éric Hébert-Daly says he wants the denomination to move beyond decline by renewing its connection with communities and becoming known for deep spiritual experience, conversation and belonging. Drawing on his political work with Jack Layton and his ministry experience, he argues for optimism, evangelism in a distinctly United Church form, stronger support for lay leaders and ministers, and relationships that bring francophone, Indigenous, migrant and diasporic communities into the church’s shared life. He views evolving relations with the Indigenous church and changing congregational openness as opportunities for transformation, and hopes the church can become a place where people learn to listen across differences and love one another.




