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Today’s test drive was a 5 speed Patriot, base level with few options. Took it for a spin out of Capital Dodge/Jeep down in south Edmonton. Overall, I’d say the staff were pretty good. Went out for the test drive with one of their new sales-trainees. He’s just learning the business & the products, so [...]
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The grim possibility of martyrdom may cast a shadow over the Anglican Church of Canada’s upcoming General Synod 2010, says church communications director the Venerable Eustace Smithely-Jones. “The General Synod will be held in Halifax this year”, says Smithely-Jones, “where I hear there are some absolutely fabulous [...]
gonna be the new branch manager.
of Sunday evening’s speed air hockey tournament with the youth group, individual challenge final round.
I’m just sayin’…
But apart from air hockey, we did an interesting exercise in which we looked at the prayers we use during communion and asked two basic questions: what do these prayers say about God, and what do these [...]
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To: The Anglican Church of Canada
Re: Your “blog” Vision 2019
Sir:
I have received word that one of the comments under my care has been held “in moderation” for over 1 week. In this time I have had no assurance that my comment “in moderation” has been properly cared for, nor has [...]
The democratic response to the atheist bus campaign
On February 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In "where are we going in this handbasket?", culture, lighten up
The agnostibus campaign has accomplished its purpose. You can make your own bus sign here
This seems to be generating a burst of creativity all over the religious blogosphere. I’ll keep an eye on the top slogans out there, and maybe work on a few of my own. I’ll [...]
The initial round of voting has taken place in the 2008 Canadian Blog Awards, and in the second round you will have an opportunity to pick among the 5 finalists in each category. The final round of voting will take place over the next 7 days.
Here are the 5 finalists in the [...]
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