Favourite Hymns
Re Music articles, February I really enjoyed Hilary Donaldson’s article on Jump With Joy and want to thank her for including some examples from our […]
AuthorJanice Raczki, Prince George, B.C.
Aware of the Wording
Re Confused Online, March As someone who has a family member who suffers from schizophrenia I find it in extremely bad taste to compare “surfing […]
Knox, Guelph, Ont.
A few Sunday’s ago I had the opportunity to make an announcement to the congregation. It was with great joy that I was able to […]
Counter-productive Evidence
Re Populist Thuggery Congratulations to David Harris. It makes many of the same points as an open discussion on Tough in Crime on CBC Radio’s […]
Calvin, Miramichi East, N.B.
Nobody said fundraising has to be arduous. You can have fun doing it! Learn from the youth at Calvin who “rocked” in January and raised […]
Simple Instructions
Re Centre Road, January As I read the Bible, there is nowhere that Jesus ever gives instruction in how the two practices that we accept […]
Canadian Professor Receives Grant to Study Religion References
An academic has received a grant of $2.5 million to lead a study of religious diversity in Canada. Lori Beaman, professor of religious studies at […]
St. Giles’, Prince George, B.C.
submitted by Marlene Roberts photos by Herbert Hilder St. Giles’ in Prince George, B.C., is a building of concrete and wood. The main feature on […]
Ted Siverns responds
The citizens of Taiwan continue to suffer from the misrepresentation of history and the threat of becoming another Tibet or to suffer as the Uiguar […]
Carluke, Ancaster, Ont.
Jean Ford, middle, a lifetime Presbyterian, celebrated her 100th birthday with family and friends in March, at St.Paul’s, Carluke. She’s seen with Nancy Morrow and […]
Footnote for the Editor
With each copy of the Record I enjoy reading the letters from people across this wonderful country of Canada, as it gives an insight into […]
Equipping Ambassadors of reconciliation
Last November I travelled to Orillia to be part of the Equipping Ambassadors of Reconciliation Conference, which was led by First Nations people who are […]
Hindu Governor Praises Christians at India Presbyterian Gathering
The Hindu governor of India’s Meghalaya state has at a mass gathering of Presbyterians hailed the role of Christian missionaries in spreading a message of […]
New Chaplain Installed
Captain Daniel H. Forget was formally installed as the newest chaplain at CFB Petawawa on March 7 at a chapel on the military base. Padre […]
Too Deep
I am very disappointed in our Presbyterian Record. The articles are theologically too deep. It seems I need to read a paragraph two or three […]
Record Named Best in Class
The Presbyterian Record was named the best denominational magazine on the continent at this year’s Associated Church Press awards banquet, held in Washington, D.C. Denominational […]
God in Other Religions
In major cities and small towns of Canada, the presence of a wide variety of peoples, religions, and cultures presents opportunities and challenges. One advantage […]
A Time for All Things
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Portage La Prairie, Man.
Katie Lancaster and Celine Ross of First Presbyterian practice a puppet drama for the Sunday school. Ian MacKenzie retires after 19 years as clerk of […]
An Excellent Study Guide
Re Living with Living Faith, March Laurence DeWolfe describes Living Faith as “creed-by-consensus,” “middle-of-the-road,” and as a document that fails to “stir the blood.” In […]