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 Shane Doan: playing it God’s wayNational Hockey League star player Shane Doan, captain
of the Phoenix Coyotes, triumphed last year at the IIHF World Men’s
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Kim Phuc: praying for
peaceSHE’S KNOWN as ‘the girl in the
picture’ – the one snapped arbitrarily amidst napalm smoke and
screams; the picture of a naked girl running from flames which ate her
skin; the picture which changed a war-torn world.
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Bisi’s ‘miracles’THEY’D NEVER heard of Saskatoon in their native
Nigeria, but 49 year old Bisi Peluola and her husband Akin felt peace about
moving there.
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Led off the Paths by GodThese Vancouver-based filmmakers (left to right)
Gregory Meeres , Amy Robinson and Kevin Shannon spent several weeks in
Africa last month, gathering footage for a film with the working title Paths of Dust and Hope.
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Beyond the ‘niche
market’GROWING UP a couple of hours north of Regina in Foam
Lake, Saskatchewan, Kevin Miller couldn’t have foreseen that one day
he would be filming dark thrillers in Russia or helping a Hollywood
celebrity promote the Intelligent Design movement.
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Hot Apple Cider for the soulHot Apple Cider: Words to Stir the Heart and Warm the
Soul is an
anthology of inspirational writing by 30 Canadian Christians.
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Disarmament is retired general’s new passionIf NATO countries do not start reducing their nuclear
arsenals, they lack the moral authority to stop terrorists or rogue states
from acquiring them, according to Senator Romeo Dallaire, the Canadian
lieutenant-general who led UN forces in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide.
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Global ConscienceGlobal Conscience (Novalis Press, 2007) is the latest book by Catholic peace
activist and former senator Douglas Roche.
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A Christian sense of justiceSOMETIMES Christians can feel powerless in dealing
with the shameful, disturbing issues of exploitation and abuse of the weak
and young in some parts of the world.
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IJM in actionIJM has a flexibility of response which it can bring
to bear on the issues it deals with.
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Giving voice to Darfur’s youngTHE IMAGES bear all the hallmarks of typical
children’s art: bold use of colours; carefree disregard for
perspective; crude but charming likenesses of buildings, animals and
people.
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Callaway’snew book a military hitEVER SINCE his high school sweetheart agreed to marry
him, award-winning author and speaker Phil Callaway says nothing can
surprise him.
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In The World . . . in briefWhat would Jack do? • Room at the Inn • Scripture on the move • Fabricating Jesus • Do the hard thing • Ecology & art • Mr. Dotcom
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Faith seen from The HillITW asked OttawaWatch columnist Lloyd
Mackey to choose six Ottawa-based politicians who, since he began covering
‘The Hill’ 10 years ago, have approached politics with a
Christian faith perspective.
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