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September/October 2006 Issue
| Every Nation, Tribe & People:
How to Become an Intentionally Intercultural Church It takes a conscious choice and a bit of work to become an ethnically diverse congregation. But those who have done it say it's worth it. Cover article written by freelance writer Sabitri Ghosh. |
Features
Prayer as Political Action
By David Guretzki - A theologian reflects on how prayer can bridge Christian political activism and quietism. Suriviving the Email Deluge
By Sabitri Ghosh - Ministry leaders share how they're coping with a technology that has drastically changed many workplaces. Making it Real
By Sheila Wray Gregoire - A profile of Franklin Pyles, president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada. How to Advertise the Good News
By Stephanie Douglas - Should Christian groups spend big money on professional advertising campaigns?
News
Stained Glass Generates Energy
Mission Group Escapes Lebanon In Each Issue
From the Editor:
Sharing Space By Gail Reid Kingdom Matters:
New Canadian Website Brings Bible to Kids
Faith Today Examines Child Sponsorship
Canadian Missionaries Serve Freed Slaves
Training Shepherds for the In-Between Times The Gathering Place:
An Uneasy Conscience By Bruce Clemenger - EFC President reflects on why a third of Canadians seem to be uneasy with "born-again" Christians God at Work in Denominations:
Transformers and Reformers By Tim Peterson A Church You Should Know:
Mill Woods Assembly, Edmonton By Debra Fieguth Ask a Theologian:
What Does "Made in the Image of God" Actually Mean? By Tim Perry Religion Watch:
Praying for Jerusalem's Peace By Jim Beverley
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