Showcasing culture and creating an area of openness for people is at the heart of a local church rooted in over 500 years of Danish tradition. For Knud and Doris Nielsen, long-standing members of the Danish Lutheran Church of Vancouver (DCV), the church is a source of pride reflecting the immigrant stories of Vancouver’s Danish community.
Filipino Ministry celebrations. | Photo courtesy of Archdiocese of Vancouver
As the year winds down, people look for signs of divine intervention to give them inner strength. Simbang Gabi, a …
Various religious communities of Metro Vancouver are observing the Holy Week, this month, which starts on Palm Sunday and culminates in the Easter celebration on Apr. 17, this year.
The Christian…
Photo courtesy of the Province of British Columbia
In Metro Vancouver, some 30,000 Iranian Canadians live in flourishing cultural neighbourhoods. Iranian tastes and smells fill the shops and …
Avexnim Cojti wants to raise awareness about Maya, a long-practiced spirituality before the Spanish colonizers came to Guatemala.
In Guatemala, a territory that had once nurtured Maya for thousands …
There are many…
Representing and practising Islam can, sometimes, be difficult for Muslims immigrating to the West and adapting to a completely different culture and lifestyle, such as Muslim women who have chosen …
Walking along an unassuming street in Mount Pleasant, you might find yourself wondering why people are lining up outside a Hindu temple on a Sunday afternoon.
For the past 21 years, the congregation …
Abel is screening at the Pacific Cinémathèque theatre on September 9 at 9:30 p.m.