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   Does God’s perfect plan really include this?

   By Herald Press and ChristianWeek on Apr 26, 2016

   Jessica Kelley used to assume, as many Christians do, that everything that happens is part of God’s “design.” Unable to reconcile the idea of a loving God who orchestrates suffering for some mysterious higher purpose, she began an intensive process…Read More→

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   Canadian Christian leaders give God’s Not Dead 2 rave reviews

   By ChristianWeek and Jeff K. Clarke on Mar 16, 2016

   During the month of March, Pure Flix Entertainment hosted a series of screenings for the new movie God’s Not Dead 2, giving Canadian Christian leaders a sneak peek of the sequel to the highest-grossing independent faith film of 2014 in the…Read More→

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   Good Girl’s Guide to Great Sex helps women develop healthy, godly relationships

   By Lisa Hall-Wilson and ChristianWeek on May 9, 2012

   BELLEVILLE, ON—Two days before her wedding, “Mary” went into her pastor’s office with questions about sex. What she got was a stern lecture on how she shouldn’t ask such questions until after she was married. Even on her honeymoon, the…Read More→

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   The Blaikie Report: An Insider’s Look

   By Doug Koop and ChristianWeek on Mar 21, 2012

   Bill Blaikie is a big man with a bushy beard and the bearing of an Old Testament prophet. It’s a fitting image. He is an ordained minister in the United Church of Canada who served as a prominent and stalwart…Read More→

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   Dictionary of Christian Spirituality destined to have long, useful life

   By Doug Koop and ChristianWeek on Feb 1, 2012

   Let’s begin with some stereotyping. Evangelicals typically look to the Bible as the supreme source of spiritual authority and put Christ at the very centre of religious devotion. We are also known for a compelling desire to see people come…Read More→

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   Hope is found in more than science

   By Kurt Armstrong and ChristianWeek on Sep 14, 2011

   In our global-minded, multicultural society, we’ve been told that all the grand narratives are dead, and good riddance. The meta-narratives that enslaved our imaginations were contrived, localized, xenophobic tales that served the status quo and preserved systematic injustice. Regardless of…Read More→