• Anti-God bus ads get cold shoulder from Translink
• Hoops star has a heart for helping
• A mother’s musings on making Lent a family occasion
• Church attendance: miracle cure or mirage?
• Campolo speaks on justice issues for World Vision
• One Life at Metrotown
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• Missionary couple find Kenyan trial a challenge
• House of James expands
• Blessings bounces back
• Missions Fest draws record crowds
• Grand March for Housing April 4
• Complaint against Christian Heritage dismissed
• Charges against Chris Kempling dropped
• More than gold• Mainland round-up
• Island round-up
• Okanagan round-up• The harsh realities which breed gang culture
• My sobering reality: the Slumdog
Millionaire’s India
• Reader's Forum | • Stephanie found authenticity in Alpha• Welcome back Newsboys – after 10 long years
• Burritos overshadowed by Gram Parsons legend
• Necessities avoids stereotyping Natives and Catholics
• Ayiesha Woods’ Love Like This is flawless pop
• Good B.C. books ‘hidden in plain sight’
• A party for Juno . . .
• A plea for peace . . .• Sally Ann has winter shelter challenges
• Pro-life group reinstated at UVic
• Paper Clips: a unique Holocaust memorial
• Traditional Anglican and Catholic reunion on hold
• Emmanuel Baptist integrates the arts into church life
• Churches face opposition to growth plans
• Prairie Night gathers ‘transplants’• MissionsNow to focus on justice issues
• Trinity’s ‘Facebook’ unites members
• Christian youth in a Rush
• Big hearts take on the Big Cook
• Jiri Zivny: memories of a gentle spirit
• Global citizens care about orphans’ dreams
• Jesus’ presence sustained her amid Nazi atrocities
• Lifesong: 26 years of spiritual help for Penticton
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