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For several panic-inducing hours this Easter season, Convivium writer Brittany Beacham feared she might lost the unborn child that she and her husband have more than three years to welcome. Then came the reminder that God will swallow up death forever.
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On a warm September night in 2007, one young man from British Columbia learned for himself a deep conviction that his Mennonite grandfather and great-grandfather lived out in their lifetimes.
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Anika Barlow and her neighbour are both sojourners. Her neighbour has taughter her how to say "Welcome" from wherever she stands.
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Last week, Charles Ellington passed away in his 90th year.
We invite you to read on and rediscover the remarkable thread of Charles Ellington’s life.
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We invite you to read the story of Maggie, who saw a need in her community and responded: she and a group of friends began serving pancakes.
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“The gift and living evidence of our faiths unfold not only in the privacy of our homes but in everything that we do.” - Valeria Vergani https://t.co/i4vS8zsUo7
As Canada’s sesquicentennial comes to an end this holiday season, Give150 has a special offer for you.
We are offering a one-time $150 match to the first 150 people to make a donation of $150.
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Mark Tymm writes on why he's excited to build bridges with his increasingly richly diverse community -- full of different perspectives and patterns.
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As Canada’s sesquicentennial comes to an end this holiday season, Give150 has a special offer for you.
We want to do even more to help you double your giving impact. We are offering a one-time $150 match to the first 150 people to make a donation of $150 https://t.co/2upMEFuxsg
“Faith is my compass and my road—it is both what shows me the way to meaning in my life and what brings me meaning along that way.” - Valeria Vergani https://t.co/i4vS8zsUo7
Katherine Jesty recently joined a @LArcheCanada community in which people with and without intellectual disabilities choose to live our lives together.
One of the first things that struck her was the joy.
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