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Faith-based work praised
THE SUCCESS of churches and faith-based organizations in providing disaster relief and fighting world poverty is one of “the greatest overlooked stories of our time,” said veteran CBC television journalist Brian Stewart.
Churches urged to get ready for next pandemic
CHURCHES can expect to be approached by government and health authorities for help in coping with what most experts believe is the certainty of a global and potentially catastrophic influenza pandemic that could break out at any time.
Going beyond child sponsorship in India
SWEAT trickled down our legs and backs as my husband Gene and I loaded our suitcases and travel-weary bodies into a non-air-conditioned Jeep.
The Secret : a shortcut to wealth?
A NEW pop culture phenomenon is dominating the best-seller charts. The Secret , in DVD and book form, has a devoted following. Many claim it has transformed their lives.
The Charter of Rights at 25
WITH the stroke of a pen, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms became part of the Canadian constitution 25 years ago, on April 17, 1982.
Court intervenes in church fight
THE SUPREME Court of B.C. recently took a Korean church to task over its ongoing disputes and failure to comply with its own bylaws.
Bishops balk at blessing same-sex unions
THE House of Bishops of the Anglican Church of Canada (ACC) issued a pastoral letter May 1 which could possibly pull the church away from blessing same-sex unions.
The Church on the north shore
THE lower mainland is made up of distinct areas, each with its own very different geographic features and cultural feel. The North Shore, isolated by water and two bridges, represents one of the clearest example of regional diversity.
Green Party leader addresses centrality of her Christian faith
Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party of Canada, addressed matters of faith and politics in an exclusive interview with BCCN associate editor Jim Coggins.
Doan credits his faith
CAPTAIN Shane Doan led Team Canada to an IIHF World Hockey Championship last month.
Victim’s mother grappled with forgiveness
The May 16 arrest of Mark Edward Grant in Winnipeg may begin the process of bringing closure to the parents of 1984 murder victim Candace Derksen.
9/11 debunker motivated by faith
This question has been asked repeatedly – mostly ‘under the radar’ of the mass media – for several years.
Buddhist temple plan draws criticism
THE Richmond Environmental Concern Group (RECG) has expressed concerns about the rezoning of 8140 No. 5 Road to make way for a 70 foot tall Buddhist temple.
Kindred Place is more than housing
WHEN the B.C. government decided to create more than 2,287 supportive housing units, it entrusted the running of its first project to a Christian organization.
Political will building to end homelessness
CANADIANS are used to Americans coming to Canada to preach the ‘good news.’ But such preachers are not usually high-ranking members of the U.S. government.
HomeStart sweet home
A benefit was held April 28 – 29 at Phoenix Perennials in Richmond, to raise funds for the HomeStart Foundation.
End of the road for crusader's case
THE Supreme Court of Canada announced a decision May 25 to overturn a 2005 B.C. ruling  in favour of Dugald Christie.
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Two who renewed their faith on the street
I GREW up in North Delta in a Christian family, and attended Sunday school at  Sunshine Ridge Baptist Church.
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