41. KAIROS* The Canadian church leaders explain that their decision to send a joint letter canadian churches have a long and close relationship with the Middle East http://www.kairoscanada.org/e/media/press/prIraq020925.asp

@import url(../../../css/net02.css); Canadian Churches Cry NO to Iraq War Urge PM to Pursue "Genuine" Negotiation and Resist Pressures for"A New Invasion" 25 September 2002 Project Ploughshares and the inter-church justice coalition KAIROS joined together to send an urgent message to Jean Chrétien today, imploring the Prime Minister to resist growing "pressure" in favour of "a new invasion of Iraq." "This is a time for intense diplomacy and face-to-face negotiations, not for missiles and high-altitude bombing. This is especially a time for multilateralism," states a joint letter signed by Bishop Jacques Berthelet, President of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops; Archdeacon Jim Boyles, General Secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada and the Right Rev. Dr. Marion Pardy, Moderator of the United Church of Canada, along with leaders of fourteen other churches and church coalitions. The churches warn against supporting any United Nations resolution that makes it virtually impossible for Iraq to comply with demands. Such a UN resolution "would be a mere cover for an invasion that might be multinational but would still be unjust", states the letter.

42. RCCO Publications While aimed at canadian churches, most of the material is applicable in the United States and other Englishspeaking countries. This booklet is available http://www.rcco.ca/rcco Publications.html

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43. Canadian Churches Seek To Resolve Abuse Cases - Christianity Today Magazine - Ch canadian churches Seek to Resolve Abuse Cases Ferdy Baglo Canada s deputy prime minister, Herb Gray, has met leaders of the Anglican Church of Canada (ACC) http://ctlibrary.com/6617

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44. Inter-Church Coalition On Africa (Canada)  - Kenya - Urgent Action #1  - April the major coalition of canadian churches concerned with human rights established in 1982, is an ecumenical group formed by canadian churches for a http://www.web.net/~iccaf/humanrights/kenyainfo/urgactkenya1.htm

Inter-Church Coalition on Africa Kenya Urgent Action Bulletin #1 April 20, 2000 (Back to Kenya) Please take time if you can for this Urgent Action. If you are in another country, send to the Kenyan Embassy or High Commission there, or to your own Government. If you are in Canada, please e-mail to the Kenya High Commissioner in Ottawa your protest at the violent attack on a peaceful and legal demonstration, as described below in our press release. (Note especially the third last paragraph) Address: kenrep@on.aibn.com attention Mr. Green Josiah We have sent a solidarity message to Catholic and Protestant contacts in Kenya April 20, 2000 INTER-CHURCH COALITION ON AFRICA Press Release: ICCAF CONDEMNS JAILINGS IN KENYAN DEBT DEMO The jailing by Kenyan police of 63 people, including 13 nuns and two priests, who were peacefully and legally demonstrating for foreign debt forgiveness is condemned by the Inter-Church Coaliton of Churches on Africa (ICCAF), the major coalition of Canadian churches concerned with human rights issues in Africa. Spokespersons among the detained group said it was the first time Kenyan authorities had dared to jail a Roman Catholic priest, brother or nuns. An Islamic Sheik (priest) was among the marchers but was able to leave the police station without confinement in order to obtain treatment for injuries resulting from a serious blow from a policeman's club.

45. Canadian Churches Letter Oct 2004 The churches of Canada and the USA experienced moments of lively and intense fellowship, As our church members filled the streets in Canadian cities, http://www.wcc-coe.org/wcc/who/atlantaletter.html

From Canada in love, hope and solidarity Living letters in the context of (October 2004) To the Churches and Christians in the United States of America Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ: I come as a "living letter" from your northern neighbour Canada to accompany you and encourage you as you face extraordinary challenges in witnessing to Peace with Justice in a world overwhelmed by violence. I come in unity, solidarity and peace through God's grace. Other living letters have come to you from all over the oikumene in the wake of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. This witness of hope comes as we all face new realities of power and insecurity. The churches of Canada and the USA experienced moments of lively and intense fellowship, solidarity and common witness. We yearn for continued and renewed vigour in our life together as churches of Jesus Christ called to witness in these difficult times. We celebrate that we have stood together in common witness to the international community, and through the meeting with the UN Secretary General Kofi Anan, lifted up a vision of what justice requires for post-invasion Iraq. We celebrate the new energy and strong solidarity we shared when Canadian, US and Mexican church leaders met together in January 2004 to affirm a common call for Just Trade.

46. Christian News - The Christian Post | Anglicans Reaffirm Exclusion Of U.S., Cana Anglicans Reaffirm Exclusion of US, canadian churches for 3 Years On Tuesday, US and canadian churches brought forward clergy and church members to http://www.christianpost.com/article/church/2136/section/anglicans.reaffirm.excl

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47. Christian Post - User Login canadian churches Prevail in Patent Ruling on Genetically Modified Mouse. Saturday, Dec. 14, 2002 Posted 62524AM EST The Supreme Court of Canada has http://www.christianpost.com/article/society/12/full/canadian.churches.prevail.i

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48. Life And Deatherage: Anglicans Want US, Canadian Churches Out Topic, Anglicans want US, canadian churches out edged closer to a possible schism on Friday after it called on the Canadian and US churches to quit one http://friends.macjournals.com/mattd/discuss/msgReader$1123

Home About Stories Discuss Give to Hurricane Katrina disaster relief Or, if you prefer, donate to Modest Needs Katrina Relief Interesting stories How to smell an Oklahoman hack job A Democratic Congress will investigate Iraq Moronic Breeze More gay-hating in the legislature ... Why I don't contribute to OETA My day job MDJ MWJ Links Amazon wish list AMERICAblog Americans United Atrios ... Life and Deatherage It's a big world out there, and I'm part of it Anglicans want US, Canadian churches out Author: Matt Deatherage Posted: 2/25/05; 3:53:05 AM Topic: Anglicans want US, Canadian churches out Msg #: (top msg in thread) Prev/Next: Reads: Anglicans want US, Canadian churches out The lede doesn't quite say it all: LONDON (Reuters) - The Anglican Church edged closer to a possible schism on Friday after it called on the Canadian and U.S. churches to quit one of its key bodies until 2008 while they reconsider their support for gay bishops. In case you don't know, Anglicans in the US and Canada are called "Episcopalians." There's more: The Anglican Church's crisis erupted in 2003 with the ordination of Gene Robinson, the church's first openly gay bishop, in the United States, home to 2.3 million Anglicans.

49. Canadian Churches Push Summit Leaders On Human Rights The Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) defines such an economy as incuding. • Conforming new agreements to UN human rights standards; http://www.christianweek.org/stories/vol15/no03/story2.html

Canadian churches push summit leaders on human rights Maxwell Ryan CW Staff The Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) defines such an economy as incuding: UN human rights standards; people in the Americas; communities; and education; lectual property rights do not block access to life-saving medicines. At the first Summit of the Americas in Miami in December of 1994, leaders identified a number of social issues that would need to be addressed including strengthening democracy, sustainable agriculture, eliminating poverty and ending discrimination. Pfrimmer says these are all laudable and necessary goals but that political leaders have not shown the public how these goals will be achieved. David Pfrimmer expects that the churches will hear from at least some of the delegates who, he says, agree with the substance of the communique.

50. CANADIAN CHURCHES -- Christian Science In British Columbia, Canada Current information on the Christian Science activities in British Columbia including times and locations of church services, Christian Science Reading http://www.christianscience.bc.ca/canada.html

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51. March 02 I am very happy that I was invited by The United Church of Canada to be a The Chinese and canadian churches have also had a long history of friendship. http://www.usask.ca/stu/standrews/college_life/march_02.htm

HOME ABOUT THE COLLEGE Mission Statement Administration ... ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE March 02 Up January 02 [ March 02 ] April 02 May 02 September 02 October 02 ... November 02 March Dear Partners in the Living Loving Linking Project: I am very happy that I was invited by The United Church of Canada to be a visiting scholar at St. Andrew's College in Saskatoon, SK, for one year. I am a pastor in China. I graduated from Nanjing Union Theological Seminary in 1990. After that, I went to pastor a country church for seven years. Since then, I have been a pastor of the Souzou City church. My wife is also a pastor in the same city. We have one son who is ten years old. I never thought I would have an opportunity to travel to another country to study. I just worked hard each day, trying to do my best as a pastor. Then about two years ago, the leaders of the Chinese Christian Council (CCC) and the Three-Self Patriotic Movement (TSPM) Committee told me about an opportunity to study at St. Andrew's College in Canada through its Ecumenical Scholarship program. I was happy to hear this good news, but at the same time, I was concerned about my limited ability in English. However, I decided to come to Canada to study, and arrived in Saskatoon in June, 2001. I am very glad that I decided to come to study in Canada. I have found the Canadian people to be very friendly towards Chinese people. The people of the United Church seem very interested in and concerned about the Church in China, just as the people of the Chinese churches are interested in the Canadian churches. During my time at St. Andrew's College, I have been able to attend many wonderful lectures, and to make many new friends. I want to thank the professors and staff and students of St. Andrew's College, and also some friends from various United Churches, for helping me with my studies and my social life in Saskatoon. You have made me feel very much "at home" here in Canada. I hope that some of you will be able to come to visit me in China.

52. News Briefs Leaders of several mainstream canadian churches have raised concerns over the proposed American missile defence system that the Canadian government is http://www.canadianchristianity.com/cgi-bin/na.cgi?nationalupdates/040408briefs

53. The Mystery Worshipper: Canadian Churches Talkback canadian churches. 2005 reports. TrinitySt Paul s Bloor St, Toronto St Paul s Cathedral, London, Ontario. 2004 reports http://ship-of-fools.com/Mystery/archive/canada_body.html

Canadian churches 2005 reports St Mary the Virgin, Blackburn Hamlet, Ottawa St Paul's Cathedral, London, Ontario 2004 reports St John's Cathedral, St John's, Newfoundland St George's-in-the-Pines, Banff, Alberta Toronto Airport Christian Fellowship St Luke's, Winnipeg, Manitoba ... St John the Evangelist, Montreal 2003 reports St Luke's Cathedral, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Christ Church Cathedral, Ottawa St Mary's Cathedral, Winnipeg Little Trinity, Toronto ... St Mark's, Kitsilano, Vancouver 2001 reports St Mary Magdalene, Toronto Brandon Cathedral, Manitoba All Saints, Ganges, British Columbia Christ Church, Ottawa 2000 reports St Mary, Kerrisdale, Vancouver Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver Willingdon Mennonite Brethren, Burnaby, BC Edmonton Cathedral, Canada ... St Matthias, Edmonton, Canada 1999 reports Blessed Sacrament, Ottawa, Canada Interested in joining our growing team of Mystery Worshippers? Simply click here for further information. Index of Reports Ship of Fools Home

54. Wcr:11/12/2001 -- Terrorism Bill Too Broad, Say Churches canadian churches say the net cast by the definition of terrorism in the federal government s antiterrorist legislation is too wide and could catch those http://www.wcr.ab.ca/news/2001/1112/terrorismbill111201.shtml

Canada's Largest Religious Weekly Monday - 09/19/2005 Exploring the Catholic Catechism Last Updated: Thursday - 11/08/2001 Week of November 12, 2001 Terrorism bill too broad, say churches By ART BABYCH Canadian Catholic News Ottawa Canadian churches say the net cast by the definition of terrorism in the federal government's anti-terrorist legislation is too wide and could catch those involved in legitimate political dissent and protest. "There are already sufficient legal instruments available to respond should protesters become violent or destructive," said the Canadian Council of Churches. It made its submission to the House of Commons' standing committee on justice and human rights Nov. 6. The committee is studying Bill C-36, the proposed government bill to fight terrorism. "The government's anti-terrorist legislation must ensure that important Canadian values aren't jeopardized," said the council in a brief presented by Peter Noteboom, CCC associate secretary for Justice and Peace, and Jennifer Leddy of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops. The CCC said the relevant section of Bill C-36, the Anti-Terrorist Act, should be deleted as recommended by the Canadian Bar Association "so that there is no doubt that traditional social protest will not be treated as terrorism."

55. How Religion Fares In The U.S.A. - Yearbook Of American And Canadian Churches The 1990 Yearbook of American and canadian churches is just out, with the latest complete figures on church membership. For mainline Protestants http://www.ad2000.com.au/articles/1991/feb1991p6_672.html

AD Books Ask a Question View Cart Checkout Search AD2000: author: full text: Find a Book: AD2000 Home Article Index Bookstore About AD2000 ... Contact Us Email Updates Name: Email: Add Me Remove Me Subscriber Access: Enter the Internet Access Key from your mailing label here for full access! Article Index Topics Authors Bookstore ... Subscribe How religion fares in the U.S.A. - Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches Michael Gilchrist Contents - Feb 1991 Buy a copy now How religion fares in the U.S.A. - Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches - Michael Gilchrist Leading questions for New Zealand's Religious - Sr Micaela Dillon OP Robert Hugh Benson - Christianity and Modernism - Sr Mary St. Rita RSM Despite the present healthy Mass attendance figures for American Catholics, Protestant trends within the Church do not augur well for the future. The 1990 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches is just out, with the latest complete figures on church membership. For mainline Protestants, the numbers tell a distressingly familiar story. Membership in the United Methodist Church fell by 69,430 from 1987 to 1988. The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) was down 38,173, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America down 36,696, the United Church of Christ down 17,787, the Disciples of Christ down 13,549, and the Episcopal Church down 6,878.

56. Centennial Convention Report: Canada: The Status Of Our Work, Our Drawbacks, And Most of our canadian churches are as thoroughly consecrated to the work as The canadian churches have called into the work of the ministry as many men http://www.mun.ca/rels/restmov/texts/wwarren/ccr/CCR08S.HTM

Table of Contents Previous Next W. R. Warren, ed. Centennial Convention Report Canada: The Status of Our Work, Our Drawbacks, and Our Hope for the Future R. W. Stevenson, Toronto, Can. Carnegie Hall, Thursday Morning, October 14. I shall ask only, Is Canada worth while? Until quite recently many people, even in Canada, did not realize the greatness of their own country. Surprised were they when told that it is four hundred thousand square miles greater than the United States. It forms about one-third of the whole British Empire, only a little less in size than the continent of Europe. If the United States were set down in Canada, the whole of British Columbia and the half of Alberta would be left out. British Columbia alone is larger than France, Italy, Portugal and Switzerland combined. Less than four hundred years ago Canada was a vast solitude of untilled plains, unbroken forests and lonely mountains. To-day it is occupied from [221] ocean to ocean by over seven millions of people. Lord Strathcona has said that "Canada will have as great a population as the British Isles by the close of the twentieth century." We live, it is true, in a latitude of frost and snow, but in this latitude have been born and reared races that have become distinguished in art, in war, in religion, and in all that promotes the highest civilization.

57. Alerta : Canadian Churches Reporting On Latin America , , Toronto, Inter-Church In Books you can find bibliographic details of the collection (books, articles and reports) of SIM s documentation centre. In Serials you can find http://sim.law.uu.nl/SIM/Library/Serials.nsf/0/392cab156e26386dc1256640003ca30c?

58. Canadian Church Directory Find A Church Anywhere In Canada A searchable database of canadian Christian churches. Search possible by church name, affiliation, or city. http://www.churchdirectory.ca/

A comprehensive listing of Canadian Christian churches Goodbye News: June 9, 2005 Due to tremendous personal difficulties, we are not able to continue providing Canadian Church Directory. We haven’t ever made a cent on it, and we’re exhausted. So we find ourselves paring back to the bare essential tasks, such as earning a living and providing for our children. When we launched CCD in 2001, we wanted to provide a comprehensive listing of Canadian Churches. We did that. But now, we must terminate the site. We simply don’t have the strength to do it anymore. This site will cease to exist soon. November 9, 2004 We've been deluged with requests to update and change information over the past month or two as visits to Canadian Church Directory skyrocket. Our volunteer staff has gotten overwhelmed and we've not been able to update all the information in a timely manner. Our new system allows churches to edit their own information directly into the database. Please search for your church November 8, 2004 Switching over to new servers with a completely rebuilt Church Directory. There may be some irregularities in the database, so please look at your listings again and make sure it's accurate.

59. Welcome A small confederation of just over forty churches, in the tradition of the Reformed churches in the Netherlands (Liberated). http://www.canrc.org/

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60. Canadian Conference Of Mennonite Brethren Churches Events, news, forums, links. http://www.mbconf.ca/

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