BC Christian News - December 2008

Articles
• Religious Right is losing steam
• Bombing victim’s recovery will be slow
• Our joy in God is only a shadow of his joy in us
• Abbotsford couple see Uganda’s struggles
• ‘Master plan’ alleged, aimed at India’s Christians
• Chinese pastor sentenced
• Acquitted of ‘blasphemy’
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• Intervening in Congo crisis
• Ron Gray moves on from Christian Heritage leadership
• A personal view of Chilliwack’s new mayor
• William Duncan: ‘compassionate reformer ahead of his time’
• www.canadianchristianity.com - the third generation
Regional Round ups
• Mainland round-up
• Island round-up
• Okanagan round-up
Merry Christmas
• God’s greatest gift – and the element of surprise
• How to avoid Holiday Stress Disorder
• ’Tis the season to read
• Local artists wish you Merry Christmas
• I’m dreaming of a BLUE CHRISTMAS
Testimony
• Bernice Gerard: from ‘nobody’s child’ to Christ’s child
Arts & Entertainment
• Prince Caspian DVD may be the end of the Narnia franchise
• Jazz can be fertile ground for sacred compositions
• Have yourself a contemporary little Christmas
• Paradise updated
Editorials
• Bernice Gerard: a many-faceted ministry
• Don Cantelon: the art of retiring gracefully
• Reader's Forum
Island Insight
• ‘Reverend Al’ facing lawsuits
• UVic pro-life club loses funding battle
• Imam walks for peace between faiths
• Looking back at nine years as mayor
• Christmas a time of outreach for churches
• The Cridge Centre marks 135th year with challenges and opportunities
• St. Ann’s Academy has roots in Quebec
Okanagan Outlook
• Shoebox gifts still banned from schools
• Christian radio now in Kamloops
• KEMA election questionnaire yields insights on issues
• Kelowna’s Christian bookstore rescued from closure
• Living Nativity a huge outreach to community
• Courage for Youth: protecting schoolgirls in a difficult world
• Ventriloquists’ puppets help spread God’s word

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