by Amy Bratton

Last week New Leaf hosted a day of reflection on the evolving secularity in Canada. The conversation explored not only recent Canadian statistics and a dip into the history of Canada to get a vantage point on how we got to where we are, but also created space for conversation about how the church can respond to this shifting religious landscape.If you would like to explore more about this reality in Canada, check out past blog posts and podcast episodes that wrestles with this reality. And stay tuned to the podcast and blog for the continuing conversation.If you would be interested in hosting a day or weekend of learning and reflection on The Nones and the Dones: An Evolving Story of Secularity in Canada, please contact info@newleafnetwork.ca and we will start a conversation about bringing this conference to your part of Canada.

Podcast episodes from our presenters:

Blog posts about The Nones and The Dones:

Religious Nones: A Growing Trend by James Watson

Room for Doubt by Andrew Stephens-Rennie

How Would you Tell the Gospel Story by Rohadi

Running From Bridezilla: Repentance & Empathy for the Nones & Done by Jason Tripp

Who are the Dones by Tim Bratton

I Wanted Loving Community: Who Are the Dones series by Tim Bratton

Lessons From My “Quasi-Christian Maybe Agnostic Post-Evangelical Humanist” Friend by Bernard Tam