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Bergens vow to continue workWOULD they stay in Kenya, or would they come home to
the Okanagan? That was a burning question for John and Eloise Bergen, after
they were attacked by machete-wielding men apparently recruited by one of
their former security guards. |
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Finding creative freedom through a long obedience17;VE played the flute for over 30 years. When I
reflect on what has essentially made me a musician today, I would attribute
it to something that applies to all progress in life, including spiritual
growth – the profound desire for more than what is. |
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Worldwide Anglican troubles impact CanadaANGLICAN leaders in the West are insisting that the
worldwide Anglican Communion is still united; but a major proclamation from
orthodox leaders contends that it cannot “be patched back
together.” |
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Maclean’s case
dismissedTHE Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) has
dismissed the Canadian Islamic Congress’ (CIC) complaint against Maclean’s magazine for
running an excerpt of Mark Steyn’s book America
Alone, entitled ‘The Future Belongs to
Islam.’ The CIC called the article “flagrantly
Islamophobic.” |
Morgentaler honour denouncedCHRISTIANS have been quite vocal in their response to
the announcement that Henry Morgentaler is being awarded the Order of
Canada. |
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