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I attended the funeral of one of my teachers last week. I won’t tell you how many years ago he taught my Grade 8 Protestant religious education class. Though an ordained Anglican minister, William Clinton was initially hired to teach…Read More→
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ROXTON FALLS, QC—A Mennonite community forced to shut down its school because it didn’t meet provincial requirements says it has different priorities for children when it comes to education. Quebec’s Ministry of Education ordered the school of 11 closed because…Read More→
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LONGUEUIL, QC–After going it alone for four years since their withdrawal from the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC), Eglise Nouvelle Vie has launched a new association to respond to what the church’s leaders believe is the beginning of a widespread…Read More→
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MONTREAL, QC—Debate about the role of religion in Quebec’s schools centres around a new compulsory ethics and religion course slated for elementary and high school students in the fall of 2008. In the past, Quebec parents have had trouble accepting…Read More→
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MONTREAL, QC—Debate about the role of religion in Quebec’s schools centres around a new compulsory ethics and religion course slated for elementary and high school students in the fall of 2008. In the past, Quebec parents have had trouble accepting…Read More→
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MONTREAL, QC—Individuals and churches across a broad spectrum of denominations will celebrate April 28 as the 40th anniversary of the most eventful summer in the spiritual history of Quebec—the year of Expo ’67. Growth and attendance in Quebec’s evangelical churches…Read More→
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MONTREAL, QC—Individuals and churches across a broad spectrum of denominations will celebrate April 28 as the 40th anniversary of the most eventful summer in the spiritual history of Quebec—the year of Expo ’67. Growth and attendance in Quebec’s evangelical churches…Read More→
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LAVAL, QC—The Quebec Human Rights Commission has ordered the province’s second largest city to stop opening its council meetings with prayer. The September 22 ruling came as a result of a complaint lodged by a Laval citizen almost five years…Read More→
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TORONTO, ON—The existing Church needs to better understand, and communicate, the message of Jesus to a changing world. Such was the message Brian McLaren and other emergent church leaders brought to the recent Epiphaneia (from the same root word as…Read More→
By Joel Coppetiers on
TORONTO, ON—The existing Church needs to better understand, and communicate, the message of Jesus to a changing world. Such was the message Brian McLaren and other emergent church leaders brought to the recent Epiphaneia (from the same root word as…Read More→