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November 2009 National Updates
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November 5, 2009
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 | Social entrepreneurs: doing well, doing good
JOANNE Laubach and Brenda Snowden see themselves as "the most blessed women" with the best jobs of anyone in North Vancouver -- because their non-profit catering business, The Banqueting Table, allows them to help other, less fortunate women earn a living. |
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Quick news
• Downhere up there
• Pray on the beaches
• It is better to receive good marks . . .
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National print news
• The euthanasia debate
• Bishop Lahey and the child porn charges
• Bountiful and the polygamy court case
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November 12, 2009
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Quick news
• Run, Santa, run
• They know how to celebrate Christmas in the great west
• Students try to set a good example
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National print news
• Religion in public and private schools
• Climate-change belief as a religion
• Michael Coren's defense of the Catholic Church
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November 19, 2009
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 | Guitar Church playing on faith
IT ALL began just three years ago. 'Guitar Church' started with a congregation in Red Deer, Alberta, as a guitar club for teens.
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 | Fraser Health axes model spiritual care program
VOLUNTEERS and social workers have said they will not be able to fill the gap left by the Fraser Health Authority's decision to eliminate a dozen paid spiritual care coordinators from its acute care facilities. |
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Quick news
• He's the Brian behind the operation
• Gracious award
• Not thankful for this harvest
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National print news
• Karen Armstrong and The Case for God
• Carrie Prejean
• The new citizenship guide for immigrants
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November 26, 2009
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Quick news
• This is no joke
• Only a few do good
• Refugees a concern
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National print news
• Anglicans and Anglicanism
• Vanier Institute's study on marriage and divorce
• Charles Darwin and evolution
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Partners & Friends
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