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Number 12: September 1, 2008

Beaten missionaries plan to return to Africa, Mother of missing woman says only faith sustains her, Cash needed to address growing food woes, Photographer on quest to portray global Church, Presbyterians fund response to B.C. AIDS epidemic, Canadian fights for the rights of children worldwide, What's so good about a comfort zone?, Jewelry artist sees God in natural elements, Ecuhome offers hope for Toronto's homeless, Sanctified by soil: Leaving a legacy of love, Reporting on human misery, Standing with the suffering

Number 11: August 15, 2008

Changing my religion, Box stores, high rent choke Calgary thrift stores, Exhibit assembles fragments from a persecuted society, Box stores, high rent choke Calgary thrift stores, Labyrinth construction part of creative church plant, Feeding a hungry world, What if they aren't really out there?, Book Review: A handy apologetic to share with the skeptic

Number 10: August 1, 2008

Cry Canada: More than just a prayer meeting, Protestants celebrate Quebec City's milestone anniversary, Wycliffe Bible Translators opens Atlantic centre, Alliance keeps gearing for growth, New generation takes charge at Outreach Canada, Bible college teams up with university, Apology provides catalyst for healing conference, Pastor who supports clergy unions dismissed, Subverting a controversy is a good way to spread it, Multi-ethnic congregations serve food and message, Hardship fertilizes deep roots, Take a walk down the Mount of Olives

Number 09: July 18, 2008

Charismatic ex-biker leads controversial Florida revival, Golubchuk case leaves ethical questions unanswered, Exclusionary student policy challenged, Church leaders argue over evangelical headcount, Lessons learned from a decade behind the pulpit, Book Review: Journalist follows America's new Calvinist movement, Thousands mourn dynamic youth leader

Number 08: July 4, 2008

Residential school survivors welcome federal apology, Entrepreneur persists through fire and bankruptcy, Vibrant youth movement trains leaders, Church planting in Canada enters "a new season", Christians optimistic about Bouchard-Taylor report, New West Anglicans brace for court battles

Number 07: June 20, 2008

Charities caught short as foundation founders, Student leaders, pro-life group reach compromise, Canada needs a poverty plan, Crisis pregnancy centre sues Planned Parenthood, Quebec minorities need respect, jobs: commission, Presbyterians pledge support for reconciliation hearings, Drop-ins for drop-outs, Ernie Rehehr honoured for 30 years of peacemaking, Begging the Earth's forgiveness, Recent archeological finds support biblical story

Number 06: June 6, 2008

Christian retail chain closes shop on a high note, Healthy Canadian churches get a check-up, Myanmar cyclone worsens global food crisis, Pentecostals welcome new leader, Christians rise to the challenge of flood relief, Conference looks at religion and international development, Worship needs theology: Marva Dawn, The sustainable way to fight poverty, Apostolic farming at St. Benedict Acres

Number 05: May 23, 2008

"Mama Hanneke" devotes her life to African orphans, Vancouver churches won't need permit to serve homeless, Human rights decision takes aim at lifestyle codes, Global prayer event inspirers thousands to seek God, Witnessing on the web, Church holds diplomatic dialogue on sexuality, Church sued over floor cave-in, What does it mean to be animal?, World Vision helps poor at home, Radio tower dispute settled out of court

Number 04: May 9, 2008

Why thrift still thrives, Salvation Army lets go of Grace Hospital, Peoples Church gives school another year to move out, New ark crosses Canada, City delays housing tower for homeless, Metro Vancouver homeless stats rising, "Illegal" syanagoge a precedent for house churches?, Winter Olympics seen as a way to boost sports ministries, Atlantic Baptists pledge millions to youth ministry, Chinese Canadian fights for the persecuted, Wall apology a lesson for everyone, Book debunks common fears about demons

Number 03: April 25, 2008

Churches eager to sponsor Iraqi refugees, Rwandan sisters shelter children in their homeland, First Nations gathering to bring healing and hope, Will Quebec's new religion classes threaten civil liberties?, Conference examines faith in the workplace, Parents fear proposed teaching guide, Renovation leaves historic Montreal church at risk, Teen Challenge to open 87-acre rehab centre for women, Can a computer determine your sex by your writing style?, Criminal justice system has a lesson for the Church, Renowned vampire writer now pens novels about Christ.

Number 02: April 11, 2008

Illuminated Bible almost ready, Places of worship become temporary lodging, Is God taboo for Quebec's public figures?, Vanquishing money problems requires internal shift, Collision miracle leads to a passion for photography, After-school clubs fight poverty, Family of road-rage victim forgives his killer, The Living Room a haven for those facing mental illness, Canadian legislation hampers aid to refugees, Federal government on the lookout for fake receipts

Number 01: March 28, 2008

Residential memories unleash tears of anger and forgiveness, Unborn victims bill inspired by murder of pregnant woman, Human rights and political lefts, Islanders hopeful for first Christian station, Premier urged to keep Lord's Prayer, J.I. Packer faces Anglican Church of Canada censure, Who needs to think when you can just OBAY?,

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