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Living the Faith

Sometimes it's in the emptiness of our deserts that we see the signs that bring hope and peace  
By Carolyn Pogue  March 2006

Observations

The "cartoon crisis" has shown that in today's world, when you embrace absolutes you invite conflict

  
By Muriel Duncan  March 2006

Observations

Apologies not only help right past wrongs; they can also open a window on the injustices of today

  
By Muriel Duncan  February 2006

Observations

It's going to be a busy year for justice-seeking churches

  
By Muriel Duncan  January 2006

Observations

It's a holly, jolly time, but is it Christmas?

  
By Muriel Duncan  December 2005

Observations

It's possible that newcomers to our pews will actually want something new

  
By Muriel Duncan  November 2005

Observations

One faith, many shades of meaning

  
By Donna Sinclair  October 2005

Observations

The refugee on your doorstep is really your neighbour, and deserves to be treated as one

  
By Muriel Duncan  September 2004

Observations

It's up to us to make clear that not all Christians are cut from the same cloth

  
By Muriel Duncan  June 2004

Observations

This church is great at blue-skying. It's our follow-through that we need to work on.

  
By Muriel Duncan  June 2004

Observations

Rivalry spreads like weeds when two churches try to out-garden each other

  
By Muriel Duncan  May 2004

Observations

In a culture that shouts, choosing to turn down the volume is a prophetic act

  
By Muriel Duncan  April 2004

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