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Canadian Churches:     more books (102)

Canon E. K. Matheson, D. D.: Saskatchewan's First Graduate Being a History of the Development of the Church of England in North-...Canadian North-west Historical Society Publications : Chapters in the North-west History Prior to 1890 Vol. 1 No. III 1927 by Canon E. K., Hon. President Old Timers; Canadian North-West Historical Society (Matheson, 1927 Religion and politics at the border: Canadian church support for American Vietnam War resisters.: An article from: Journal of Church and State by Donald W. Maxwell, 2006-09-22 Youth, camping focus of Quebec and Eastern Ontario synod.(Canadian news; Presbyterian Church): An article from: Presbyterian Record by Gord Walford, 2003-12-01 Filling in the gaps: where the government offers no hope to refugees, the church offers sanctuary.(Canadian news): An article from: Presbyterian Record by Amy Cameron, 2004-10-01 Church & state in Canadian education; by C. B Sissons, 1959 Living Legacies of Evangelical Free Church Missionaries: The Canadian Connection Michael Power: The Struggle to Build the Catholic Church on the Canadian Frontier.(Book review): An article from: Historical Studies by Bruce S. Elliott, 2007-01-01 Pop spirituality 'biggest threat' to churches. (Canadian News).: An article from: Presbyterian Record by Harvey Shepherd, 2003-04-01 Leaders of the Canadian Church: Second Series by Wm. Bertal - Editor HEENEY, 1920-01-01 The Canadian Council of Churches: its founding vision and early years, 1944-1964.: An article from: Journal of Ecumenical Studies by Daniel C. Goodwin, 2004-03-22 The Official Report of the Opening of All Saints' Cathedral at Halifax, N. S., the Canadian Church Congress and Other Proceedings at Halifax, by Church of England in Canada, 2010-01-09 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches, 1989 (SKETCHES OF CANADIAN LIFE, LAY AND ECCLESIASTICAL; ILLUSTRATIVE OF CANADA AND THE CANADIAN CHURCH) BY DARLING, WILLIAM STEWART[AUTHOR]Paperback{Sketches of Canadian Life, Lay and Ecclesiastical; Illustrative of Canada and the Canadian Church} on 2009 The Social Teachings of the Canadian Churches: Protestant, The Early Period, before 1850 by William H. Elgee, 1964-01-01

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121. Presentation To The Anglican Consultative Council
     A presentation by the Anglican Church of Canada to the Anglican Consultative Council today, stresses that the church is still “in the midst of a  
     http://www.anglican.ca/about/accp/
     
     Extractions: Presentation to the Anglican Consultative Council our address / staff directory site map search Home ... KW_breadcrumbs("Home",">>",0,1,"index.htm",3,4) The Conversation in the Canadian Church. Other key messages which the Canadian presenters will share include a segment on how the Canadian church is led and governed, a description of diversity in the Canadian church and in society, the importance and influence of the Baptismal Covenant, and a segment on the importance of biblical authority and interpretation in the debate. The kit also includes a letter from Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, the Canadian Primate, in which he expresses regret that Canadian actions have led to problems in the Communion. The Canadian presentation is scheduled to follow a similar presentation by representatives of the Episcopal Church in the United States.

122. Emergency Response | The United Church Of Canada
     Directory of Emergency Responses in which the United Church is encouraging participation.  
     http://www.united-church.ca/response/
     
     Extractions: SEARCH » Home About Us Congregational Life ... Justice, Global, Ecumenical News Home Justice... Global Partnerships A ... A XML Unlike other large agencies whose primary work is emergency relief, The United Church of Canada does not usually deploy personnel to accompany or monitor the relief effort; rather we generally rely on expertise and reporting from global partner organizations to ensure effective use of funds. Priority is given to building the capacity of indigenous organizations to respond to emergencies and to enhance emergency preparedness. NOTE Want to add United Church of Canada headlines to your website? It's easy, they're always current, and the service is ... FREE! Click here See the Tips for our Users: RSS Feeds page for more information. Emergency Responses and Relief, 2004 Expenditures

123. Take Action | The United Church Of Canada
     Directory of current actions, campaigns, appeals, studies, and concerns currently underway in the United Church.  
     http://www.united-church.ca/action/
     
     Extractions: SEARCH » Home About Us Congregational Life ... Justice, Global, Ecumenical News Home Justice ... A A XML The United Church of Canada invites you to take part in current campaigns, studies, appeals and ongoing concerns in solidarity with our partners in Canada and around the globe. Together, let's work for a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world. NOTE Want to add United Church of Canada headlines to your website? It's easy, they're always current, and the service is ... FREE! Click here See the Tips for our Users: RSS Feeds page for more information. Protest Destructive Mining Projects Overseas

124. Anglican Church Of Canada - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
     Until the 1830s, the Anglican church in Canada was treated as the property of In recent years the Anglican Church of Canada has been a leading force for  
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglican_Church_of_Canada
     
     Extractions: The Anglican Church of Canada is the Canadian branch of the Anglican Communion . It is made up of 800,000 members worshipping in 30 dioceses ; over 2 million Canadians, or 6.9% of the population, declared themselves as Anglican in the Census . The Primate of the church is the Most Rev. Andrew Hutchison The chief governing body of the church is the General Synod , which meets every three years and is made up of lay people, priests, and bishops from each diocese edit The Anglican Church is divided into four ecclesiastical provinces , and 30 dioceses. Each province has its own archbishop and each diocese has a bishop . The list of dioceses below indicates in parentheses the Canadian provinces in which the dioceses are located. Province of Canada Founded in , it consists of seven dioceses Montreal Quebec Quebec (whose borders are consistent with Lower Canada outside of Montreal Fredericton New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island Western Newfoundland Newfoundland and Labrador Central Newfoundland Newfoundland and Labrador ), and

125. The Presbyterian Church In Canada
     PCCWeb is the world wide web presence for The Presbyterian Church in Canada and is a source of resources, information and connections.  
     http://www.presbyterian.ca/
     
     Extractions: September 21 For the second consecutive year, the World Council of Churches invites all its member churches and, in fact, all church communities around the world, to observe an International Day of Prayer for Peace on Sept. 21. That day is the United Nations International Day of Peace on which an ever-growing number of people worldwide are praying for peace and observing vigils in their communities. For Christians it is appropriate to join the concern and desire of humanity for peace and nonviolence by applying their most consistent way of intervening in this world's affairs ... and that is through prayer. Rev. Dr. Samuel Kobia, general secretary of the World Council of Churches, said: "As Christians, we can join with one another in prayer, even though we may not agree on my things concerning the world's affairs. Christian spirituality is not a call to retreat from social action and public life. As injustice and violence grow and for many of us intrude our communities and homes, we have increased reason to pray with and for one another and for our world. Authentic prayer is not only effective, it is beautiful. It shows us the beauty of peaceful community. Prayer increases our inclination to work together in peace and justice."

126. CANADA
     London Forest City Baptist Church, 1832 Hamilton Rd. London ON Canada N6M 1G4, www. Mississauga - *International Bible Baptist Church Canada,  
     http://www.wayoflife.org/fbns/churchdir/!canada.htm
     
     Extractions: Return to Way of Life's Internet Church Directory Main Page Back to the Home Page Way of Life Literature Online Catalog WAY OF LIFE'S INTERNET DIRECTORY OF INDEPENDENT BAPTIST AND FUNDAMENTALIST CHURCHES CANADA The following is our list of Independent Baptist and Fundamentalist churches in Canada. A list of some of the things we personally look for in a church is contained in the article "Marks of Things We Look for in Churches." * The single asterisk * designates churches that other people have recommended to us as being in line with the things we look for. Please understand that churches which have the single asterisk are given that designation based on information we receive from others and are not based on firsthand knowledge of the church. For the most part, these are not churches that I am familiar with personally. * The double asterisk ** designates churches that I personally recommend. The churches that are listed without an asterisk are churches that either are not known personally to us as to their position or are churches that are not like-minded in some major area such as Bible versions or music or separation. When we learn of serious problems with a church we either take it off the list completely or include a warning describing the problem. If you know of a serious problem with any of the churches, do not hesitate to inform us of the matter.

127. Voting At The 2004 General Synod Of The Anglican Church Of Canada
     Voting on gay lesbian matters at the 2004 General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada.  
     http://www.religioustolerance.org/hom_ang5.htm
     
     Extractions: THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA AND HOMOSEXUALITY Voting at the 2004 General Synod Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. A group of conservative Anglicans sent an open letter to the General Synod . They identified themselves as: " ....Canadian Anglicans who were once active in the homosexual lifestyle..., " and Others who " have struggled with exclusively same-sex attractions. " Because the success rate of therapy focused on changing a client's sexual orientation appears to have a failure rate in excess of 99.5%, we assumed that none of the authors of the letter was able to change their sexual orientation to heterosexual. That is: The former have a bisexual orientation, but have chosen to abandon sexual activity with persons of the same sex, and The latter have a homosexual orientation and have decided to become, as they wrote, " celibate by choice ." However, this may not be so. We received an Email from one of the authors of this letter who states that a successful personal transition was personally accomplished, from a homosexual orientation to a heterosexual orientation. The open letter stated that they "

128. 360 Vision
     in contemporary Canada Wednesdays, at 9 pm and 1 am. ET There are no laws in Canada protecting refugees in church sanctuaries.  
     http://www.visiontv.ca/Programs/360CsillagTranscriptJan12.html
     
     Extractions: By RON CSILLAG In disclosing his hiding place – San Lorenzo Anglican church in north Toronto, - Sergio Loreto is taking the chance of his life: Either Canadian immigration officials will permit him to stay in this country, where he's lived with his wife and three children for 16 years, or he'll be forced to return to his native Guatemala, and an uncertain future. There's another wrinkle: Even if officials allow Garcia to remain in Canada, he faces at least one death threat from fellow Guatemalan-Canadians - if they can confirm who he really is. And that's the nub.

129. Church Sound Systems And Church Acoustical Consulting Services
     Hope Christian Reformed Church, Thunder Bay, Ont Canada 2004 Seating 400 lab First Baptist Church, Lloydminister, Sask. Canada 2004 Seating 450 lab  
     http://www.jdbsound.com/work/b1.html
     
     Extractions: Consulting Service Churches have one of two types of sound systems. One type of system competes with a room —undermining the worship service. Feedback, deadspots, distortion and poor intelligibility are unwanted sound effects that church audiences shouldn't be assaulted with. These systems are designed and installed with good intentions and there are many variations of them. The other type of sound system is one that compliments the room and there are many variations of them too. However, when a church has room problems, no sound system can function beyond the performance of the worship space. Sadly, many churches are replacing well designed sound systems with the latest and greatest technology in hopes the next sound system will be better - only to be disappointed after the novelty wears out.

130. American Anglican Council :: BlogSite: Anglican Church In Canada Approves Resolu
     Anglican Church in Canada approves resolution. Source ACNS Anglican Church in Canada By Marites N Sison Staff Writer Anglican Journal June 3, 2004  
     http://aacblog.classicalanglican.net/archives/000128.html
     
     Extractions: June 3, 2004 St Catharines, Ont. - Deeply divided over liberalizing church attitudes toward homosexuals, Canadian Anglicans meeting at their triennial governing convention here voted to defer a decision on whether gay relationships should be blessed in church. Members of the General Synod approved a revised version of a resolution that originally would have given dioceses the authority to allow same-sex blessing ceremonies. The new version asks the Primate's Theological Commission to "review, consider and report by spring 2006 whether the blessing of committed, same-sex unions is a matter of doctrine." Established in 1995, the Primate's Theological Commission has studied questions of biblical interpretation and produced several books on Anglican expressions of the Christian faith. In earlier sessions of debate, several delegates and table groups noted that if the issue is a matter of doctrine, or faith interpretation, then General Synod, not the dioceses, should deal with it. They also asked whether it is merely a matter of practice, or pastoral care, that could be left to individual dioceses. The decision would have given dioceses a so-called "local option." The resolution passed also requests "that the issue of the blessing of committed same-sex unions be considered at the meeting of General Synod in 2007." The original motion approved "the authority and jurisdiction of any diocesan synod, with the concurrence of its bishop, to authorize the blessing of committed same-sex unions."

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