Faith

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Sex and spirituality

Physical and spiritual fulfillment are more entwined than you might imagine  
By Trisha Elliott  October 2007

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The forgiveness myth

The act of forgiving isn't always as tidy as we might imagine  
By Trisha Elliott  May 2007

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Aches, pangs and humility

Living with pain provides the opportunity to rise above it, to walk more closely with God  
By Lee Simpson  March 2007

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We're all panhandlers here

  
By Allen Tysick  January 2007

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"Don't be afraid"

A 2006 Christmas message from the moderator  
By David Giuliano  December 2006

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Native spirituality and Christian faith

beyond two solitudes  
By Donna Sinclair  November 2006

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It's time to go now

  
By Trisha Elliott  November 2006

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Paddling toward a deeper faith

Very Rev. Lois Wilson has always been a canoeist. In this excerpt from her recent book Streams of Faith -- which examines the spiritual lives of a group of women with whom she paddled years ago -- the former United Church moderator (1980-82) and retired senator describes the summers of her childhood in which water, Scripture and paddling made a powerful spiritual mix.  
By Lois Wilson  October 2006

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Suicide

breaking the silence  
By P.Bonny Ball  September 2006

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In the stillness of Holy Saturday

  
By David Giuliano  April 2006

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Easter Sunday is why we say, `Yes'

  
By Peter Short  April 2006

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'Christian unity is not just a dream, it's a duty'

  
By Hugh Mccullum  April 2006

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Also in the July/August 2008 print edition

Also in the July/August 2008 print edition


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