BC Christian News - September 2009 | BCCN Archives

Articles
• Prodigal God to hit the stage
• The Cry counters Woodstock nostalgia
• Child porn demands more than parental guidance
• The Recabite pursuit of art for God’s sake
• Dalai Lama’s ‘secular’ message has a Buddhist core
• A Christian scholar weighs in on Buddhist beliefs
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• A missionary kid goes back home – to Japan
• New films offer two takes on Holy Land
• United Church decisions on Israel get mixed reviews
• The drinks are on the church tonight
• Couple experienced Freedom breakthrough
• Hutterites ordered to ‘commit idolatry’
• Chinatown’s Night Market provides a pulpit
• Evolution’s edifice will crumble, says chemist
More Than Gold
• More than gold
Sports & Recreation
• Being a Christian in pro hockey can be tough
• A new era for TWU’s Titans
• Unveiling the hidden complexities of church sports
Regional Round ups
• Mainland round-up
• Island round-up
• Okanagan round-up
Testimony
• A long dark journey from lawbreaker to lawmaker
Editorials
• Is the local church in danger of disappearing?
• Have you ever considered doubting your doubts?
• Readers' Forum
Arts & Entertainment
• Woodstock legacy remains contentious 40 years on
• Tarantino’s  Inglourious a WWII fantasy
• Britt Nicole’s Found is year’s best pop CD
• Donald Miller presents his ‘edited’ life
Island Insight
• Tax breaks challenged
• These church archives are way COOL
• Churches could lose a lot of money
• Sidney briefly toys with banning God
• School closes with happy memories, and hope
• Church officials committed genocide, film alleges
• Salmon Kings chaplain builds morale – and receives prayer
• A Meeting Place for people with questions
Okanagan Outlook
• Hip hop dude mixes it up with Justin T
• Oasis set to ‘revive, replenish and renew’
• Filipino couple give back to their native land
• A step of faith into Rwanda
• ‘War stories’ from the Okanagan fire zones
• This teacher’s helper is . . . not quite human
• Hands-on learning at Creation Discovery camp

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