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Canadian Churches:     more books (102)

Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches 2010 by Eileen Lindner, 2010-03 A Pictorial History of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Halifax, Nova Scotia (Library of Canadian Architecture) by J. Phillip McAleer, 1993-05 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches 2009 by Eileen Lindner, 2009-03 Canadian Churches: An Architectural History by Peter Richardson, Douglas Richardson, 2007-10-12 Michael Power: The Struggle to Build the Catholic Church on the Canadian Frontier (Mcgill-Queen's Studies in the History of Religion) by Mark G. McGowan, 2007-01 Yearbook of American & Canadian Churches 1994 (Yearbook of American & Canadian Churches) Canadian Churches & Social Justice From corporate greed to common good: Canadian churches and community economic development by Murray MacAdam, 1998 The Church in the Canadian Era by John Webster Grant, 1998-01-01 Yearbook of American & Canadian Churches 2000 (Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches) by Eileen W. Lindner, 2000-04 The Anglin Collection of Canadian Catholic Church History: A guide = The Anglin collection de l'histoire de l'Eglise catholique canadienne : un guide by Anglin Collection of Canadian Catholic Church History, 1989 Leaders of the Canadian Church by William Bertal Heeney, 2010-10-14 How Silent Were the Churches?: Canadian Protestantism and the Jewish Plight during the Nazi Era by Alan Davies, Marilyn F. Nefsky, 1998-01-01

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1. Yearbook Of American & Canadian Churches
   The 1998 Yearbook of American canadian churches. This site is no longerhome for the Yearbook. The 1997 Yearbook of American canadian churches.  
   http://www.dnaco.net/~kbedell/yearbook.html

2. The Yearbook Of American And Canadian Churches, Electronic Church Web Site
   Worldwide Directory of Spiritualist Churches. Spiritualist Churches in Canada. This is a representative list of various Spiritualist Churches across Canada. Canadian Parent Organizations. International Spiritualist Alliance (ISA)  
   http://www.ncccusa.org/yearbook

3. The Yearbook Of American And Canadian Churches, Yearbook Of American & Canadian
   The Yearbook of American and canadian churches published by the NationalCouncil of Churches in the USA. Welcome!  
   http://www.electronicchurch.org/
   
   Extractions: published by the National Council of Churches in the USA Welcome! This site provides easy access to the many links referred to in the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches published yearly by the National Council of Churches Here, too, you will find information that arrived too late to be published in the 2003 Edition of the Yearbook (or too soon for the 2004 Edition!). Click Here to read more and preview the 2003 Edition. Click Here to preview or Order the immediately previous 2002 Edition Click Here If you want to more information about the 2001 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches Click Here If you want the latest statistics from the Member communions of the National Council of Churches Click Here for a preview of the Historic Archive CD. Click Here for a fuller description of the Historic Archive CD. Click Here for a listing of Web resources of the Religious Bodies listed in the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches Click Here For Updates or Corrections to the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches Click Here for an Expanded listing of Web resources of Canadian Religious Bodies some NOT listed in the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches 2002 Yearbook - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Makes 'Top Five' U.S. Churches for the First Time

4. Yearbook Stats2
   1997 Yearbook of American canadian churches US Religious Bodies withmore than 60,000 Members. You may download a spreadsheet file  
   http://www.dnaco.net/~kbedell/ybstats2.htm
   
   Extractions: U.S. Religious Bodies with more than 60,000 Members The table below was prepared for the United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. It is for the 1997 edition of the Statistical Abstract of the United States. Religious Body Year reported Churches reported Membership Clergy serving parishes (NA) African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A. Armenian Apostolic Church of America Assemblies of God Baptist Bible Fellowship International (NA) Baptist General Conference (NA) Baptist Missionary Association of America Christian Brethren (aka Plymouth Brethren) Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Christian Churches and Churches of Christ Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Christian Reformed Church in North America Church of God (Anderson, Ind.) Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.) Church of God of Prophecy Church of the Brethren Church of the Nazarene Churches of Christ Conservative Baptist Association of America (NA) Coptic Orthodox Church Cumberland Presbyterian Church (NA) Diocese of the Armenian Church of America Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Free Methodist Church of North America (NA) General Association of General Baptists General Association of Regular Baptist Churches (NA) Grace Gospel Fellowship Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America (NA) (NA) Independent Fundamental Churches of America

5. Seven Pastoral Uses Of The Yearbook
   Seven Pastoral Uses of the Yearbook of American canadian churches.· Flood once again ravages the Mississippi. Your congregation  
   http://www.electronicchurch.org/pastoral.htm
   
   Extractions: Flood once again ravages the Mississippi. Your congregation wants to provide relief supplies and a youth work camp to assist victims. You consult Directory 6 U.S. Ecumenical Bodies , to obtain the name and contact numbers for the North Dakota Conference of Churches in order to forge a partnership in a ministry of relief. You have been approached by a local pastor of the Apostolic Christian Church. His congregation wishes to discuss with your congregation the possibility of using your sanctuary on Sunday evenings for worship. You wish to present this request to your church board but you are not familiar with this church and its traditions and beliefs. You consult Directory 3 U.S. Religious Bodies , to read about this denomination. For follow-up questions you contact the church headquarters at the number listed in the There is a large Muslim community in your town. Your church is planning to host a community health fair in the year 2000. You want to be certain that the date will not conflict with any Muslim holidays. You consult Section IV in the to find a date that is respectful of all religious traditions.

6. NCCCUSA 1999 Yearbook Of American And Canadian Churches Is Off Press
   1999 Yearbook of American and canadian churches Now Off Press New UpdatedListings, Data Analysis Make it the Most Valuable Yearbook Ever .  
   http://www.ncccusa.org/news/99news22.html
   
   Extractions: Yearbook an Invaluable Tool for Local Church Ministry Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches Yearbook , prepared by staff of the National Council of Churches, also offers extensive descriptions and directories of national and regional denominational and ecumenical bodies. The 1999 Yearbook Trends essays in the 1999 Yearbook include a reflection on "American Religion at the Millennium’s End" by Gustav Niebuhr, Senior Religion Correspondent for The New York Times. Statistical charts and commentaries on a century of church growth in the United States and Canada go hand in hand with data on the continuing "flattening out" of "mainline" membership losses and "non-mainline" gains, along with evidence that giving to churches continues to increase. Yearbook also includes: A new index to help churches and others identify regional and local ecumenical programs in five key areas: Interfaith Dialogue, Hunger/Food Programs, Youth Activities, Faith and Order, and Homelessness/Shelter Ministries.

7. CCForum: Start Page
   canadian churches' Forum, The canadian churches' Forum for Global MinistriesLe Forum des églises canadiennes pour les ministères globaux. Welcome!  
   http://www.ccforum.ca/
   
   Extractions: We are a Christian agency through which Canadian churches reflect and work together on global mission issues, and are challenged to prophetic global witness through programs of education, training and dialogue. We offer programs for people involved in cross-cultural global mission and ministry, produce a semi-annual newsletter , and sponsor an annual conference for theological students with The Canadian Theological Students' Association ( CTSA ). See About Us for more details. News and upcoming events Who we are and what we do Programs offered; register on-line Mission resources; order on-line Forum Focus and In-Focus Support us in our work How to contact us Our members and affiliates Layout of this web site Start Page News About Us Programs ... Guestbook

8. CCForum: About Us
   canadian churches' Forum, The canadian churches' Forum for Global MinistriesLe Forum des églises canadiennes pour les ministères globaux.  
   http://www.ccforum.ca/about.htm
   
   Extractions: We were founded in 1921 as the Canadian School of Missions by a number of Canadian churches and theological colleges. Over the years, the organization has also been known as the Ecumenical Institute and the Ecumenical Forum . The Forum has played a unique role among the Canadian churches in preparing people for cross-cultural mission and ministry. The Forum counts among its members: the Anglican Church of Canada, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto, the Scarborough Foreign Mission Society and the United Church of Canada. We operate under the aegis of the Canadian Council of Churches and work closely with other denominational and ecumenical organizations. The Forum continues a process begun at its inception, fostering a deep spirit of fellowship and solidarity among groups and individuals of distinct traditions and beliefs, involved in global ministry. In addition to providing programs for people involved in cross-cultural global mission and ministry, the Forum also annually sponsors an international visitor and produces a semi-annual newsletter, the

9. Iraq Letter
   canadian churches speak out on Iraq. canadian churches cry NO to Iraq war, urgePM to pursue “genuine” negotiation and resist pressures for invasion.  
   http://www.ccc-cce.ca/english/jp/Iraq02.htm
   
   Extractions: Canadian churches speak out on Iraq Letter to the Prime Minister (26 March 2003) Media Release (4 March 2003) A public plea for peace (1 March 2003) Letter to the Prime Minister (28 February 2003) Letter to the Prime Minister (20 December 2002) Media Release (25 September 2002) Letter to the Prime Minister (25 September 2002) See also Letter to President Bush (25 September 2002) The Right Honourable Jean Chrétien Ottawa, Canada K1A 0A2 26 March 2003 Dear Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, The Canadian Churches commend you and your government for remaining firm on your stand, as repeated March 17 in the House of Commons, that while Canada insists that Iraq should fully abide by the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, Canada will not participate in a war on Iraq led by the United States. Now that the war has started, we cannot but deplore the fact that the United States did not abide by international law and acted in spite of the United Nations’ opposition to war. Canada’s commitment to uphold international law is well reputed and we are proud of the fact that you have maintained a coherent position under such circumstances. As in our previous letters of September 25th, December 20th, and February 28th, we would like to emphasize again the fervent wish of Canadian Churches - indeed most Canadians - for a peaceful resolution of the current conflict, which has now evolved into a full-blown war. Thank you for your leadership on this issue.

10. TC023 Canadian Churches
    TriMedia Marketing Services canadian churches, TC023. Total list 18,838,Base Price $60/M. This list has been built by several companies  
    http://www.trimediaonline.com/dcards/TC023.htm
    
    Extractions: Canadian Churches Total list: 18,773 Base Price $60/M This list has been built by several companies marketing products to churches via direct mail. The entire list is direct mail responsive. Over 85% of the list are direct mail buyers. Over 50% of the Churches are active in praise and worship and have either bought or responded to video offers. The list is cleaned via CANADA POST annually. The addresses are updated twice a year via the CANADIAN CHURCH INFO CARDS (a 18,000 bi-annual card deck mailing). Profile: Church with Phone Numbers Church Contacts: Pastor Contact Pastor Contact with a Phone Music Minister Contact Music Minister Contact with a Phone Province Counts: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territory Nova Scotia Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon 100% Deliverability Guaranteed!

11. Colombian Christians Appeal To Canadian Churches
    The doors are wide open for canadian churches to sponsorColombian refugees fleeing violence in their homeland.  
    http://www.mcc.org/themes/refugees/stories/colombia.html
    
    Extractions: Calgary: The Moreno family arrived from Colombia in December 2001. Colombian Christians Appeal to Canadian Churches February 20, 2002 -The doors are wide open for Canadian churches to sponsor Colombian refugees fleeing violence in their homeland. Tim Wichert, who works with the MCC Canada Refugee Program, says the Canadian government has agreed to give Colombian applications "urgent status" and will process their requests within days or a few weeks. "We need churches and communities in Canada to rise to the challenge," says Wichert. "We can help save lives in Colombia by giving refugees an opportunity to start a new life in Canada, free from fear." Colombia has been mired in civil war for over five decades. According to a letter from the Colombian Mennonite Church that was included in the November 2001 MCC "Peace Packet for Colombia", over 200,000 people have been killed and over two million people have been displaced as a result of the conflict. People caught in the crossfire or who have chosen to express their dissatisfaction with the status quo have suffered at the hands of the Colombian military, guerilla organizations and paramilitary groups. Dissidents have been assassinated, terrorized or forced to leave their homes. Sandra Diaz represents the sponsoring support group from a Spanish Mennonite church in Calgary.

12. Canadian Churches Cry NO To Iraq War [September, 2002]
    canadian churches cry NO to Iraq war . Return to News and UpdatesHome Page. September 25, 2002. Toronto Sixteen prominent church  
    http://www.united-church.ca/justice/news/iraq/020925.shtm
    
    Extractions: @import "/production/css/secondary.css"; [ Canadian churches cry NO to Iraq war ] September 25, 2002 Toronto : Sixteen prominent church leaders representing a broad spectrum of Canadian church denominations, as well as the ecumenical peace coalition Project Ploughshares and the inter-church justice coalition KAIROS joined together to send an 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 fifteen other churches and church coalitions. Churches condemn Iraq sanctions (January 2001) 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. The Canadian church leaders explain that their decision to send a joint letter to the Prime Minister was prompted by pleas from colleagues in the Middle East to "speak and act against the threat of another war".

13. Canadian Churches' Letter To Prime Minister Chrétien
    canadian churches' Letter to Prime Minister Chrétien . En Francais,UCC Iraq Home Page. Prepare for Peace Petition 3 pp. / 20 KB.  
    http://www.united-church.ca/justice/news/iraq/030304.shtm
    
    Extractions: Ottawa, Canada K1A 0A2 28 February, 2003 in whose days justice shall flourish, and peace, till the moon fails (Psalm 72:7). We are aware that the regime of Saddam Hussein has led Iraq on paths of violence and defiance of international standards that protect human rights and that prohibit the acquisition and use of weapons of mass destruction. This must be condemned, as must the readiness of Washington and London to resort to violence. Neither are means to sustainable disarmament and peace. We are grateful that you and your government continue to seek and support alternatives to war and to insist that decision making in this crisis must be collective, not unilateral, through the United Nations. Still, we must impress upon you at this time our firm belief that war on Iraq, even with explicit Security Council authorization, would be the worst option. In our letter of September 25, 2002, we strongly urged attention to alternatives, especially a renewal of the inspections process. We are therefore enormously heartened that, through the United Nations, the inspections process has been renewed. It represents an important part of a credible strategy and alternative to war. It appears to be making a significant impact.

14. Canadian Churches Cry NO To Iraq War
    canadian churches Cry NO to Iraq War Urge PM to Pursue Genuine Negotiationand Resist Pressures for A New Invasion 25 September 2002.  
    http://www.kairoscanada.org/english/statements/020925(pr-noiraqwar).htm
    
    Extractions: 25 September 2002 See also Sanctioning Death - The War Against Iraq's People leaflets Project Ploughshares and the inter-church justice coalition KAIROS joined together to , 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. The Canadian church leaders explain that their decision to send a joint letter to the Prime Minister was prompted by pleas from colleagues in the Middle East to "speak and act against the threat of another war".

15. Wfn.org | 1996 "YEARBOOK OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN CHURCHES" PUBLISHED
    The National Council of Churches 1996 Yearbook of American and canadian churchesreports that those three denominations have a combined inclusive membership of  
    http://www.wfn.org/1996/03/msg00066.html

16. Church Of Scientology Of Kitchener
    Describes the Scientology church of Kitchener, in Southwestern Ontario, the books and services available and answers to frequently asked questions. Access to other canadian churches and basic information on Scientology.  
    http://www.scientology-kitchener.org/
    
    Extractions: Saturday - Sunday 9:00am to 9:30pm AS THE MIDDLE-EAST CRISIS ESCALATES and the war on terrorism and various scandals dominate the news; as our daily newspaper and television bombard us with the latest bad news of loss, failure, death and destruction, you might be thinking: This just gets worse and worse. Can we save the human race from itself? You might then wonder: What can I do about it? What can anyone do about it? Well, you might be relieved to know that SOMETHING CAN When Lorraine Baritz of Boston was called to the hospital by friends whose 13-year-old son was in a coma and on life-support four days after a severe motorcycle accident, she knew exactly what she had to do to help. News of the recovery traveled through the hospital, reaching others standing vigil by their own children. A couple with an infant son in a coma asked for help. Again Lorraine answered the call.

17. Wfn.org | Canadian Churches Move Closer To Interim Sharing Of Eucharist
    From the Worldwide Faith News archives www.wfn.org. canadian churchesmove closer to interim sharing of Eucharist. From FRANK_IMHOFF  
    http://www.wfn.org/1999/05/msg00215.html

18. PWRDF News Canadian Churches Oppose An Attack On Iraq
    canadian churches Oppose an Attack on Iraq JOIN IN! Saturday, January 18th isa Day of Action Against the Attack on Iraq. January 14, 2003. KIRSTEN MERCER  
    http://www.pwrdf.org/news/news-db.php?news=3

19. March 2001 Newsletter: Indian Lawsuits Threaten Canadian Churches
    MAY 2001 Indian Lawsuits Threaten canadian churches. By JAMES BROOKE.Lawsuits filed by thousands of former Indian boarding school  
    http://www.incite-national.org/news/lawsuits.html
    
    Extractions: MAY 2001 Indian Lawsuits Threaten Canadian Churches By JAMES BROOKE Lawsuits filed by thousands of former Indian boarding school students in Canada, claiming sexual, physical and cultural abuse, threaten to swamp the financial resources of four mainstream Christian churches that ran the schools until 1970. "I simply see us going broke," Duncan D. Wallace, the Anglican bishop of Qu'Appelle, which encompasses Regina, said of his diocese. With resignation, he added, "When you get down to it, all we need is a bottle of wine, a book and a table, and we are in business." Anger over the schools surfaced in suspicious fires that decimated the buildings, most recently an arson attack last summer that destroyed a boarded-up building that once housed the Edmonton Indian Residential School in Alberta. According to "Sins of the Fathers," a report on the schools published by The Anglican Journal, the church's monthly newspaper, last May, eight Indian men committed suicide after they were subpoenaed to testify about their sexual abuse at the boarding school in the Cariboo diocese. "When they got handed a piece of paper, they knew their secret was out," Fred Sampson, a former student of St.George's Indian Residential School, said about friends called to testify in an abuse suit that went to trial last year. "They thought, `Everybody's going to know that I let this guy do it to me for candy.' "

20. UMPH | Cokesbury.com | Yearbook Of American And Canadian Churches
    Online Subscriptions Customer Service 1.800.409.5346. Yearbook of Americanand canadian churches. You must have a Cokesbury.com membership.  
    http://www.cokesbury.com/Libraries/Yaac.asp
    
    Extractions: Customer Service Back to Homepage There are items in your shopping cart. Online Subscriptions Customer Service: 1.800.409.5346 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches You must have a Cokesbury.com membership. If you are not a member, click Here to create your membership and then return to this page. If you are already logged in as a member please enter your YACC serial number. The number is found on the inside back corner of the print edition of the Yearbook.

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