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Monday, 01 February 2010 10:54 |
The Heritage Foundation is offering a quality resource, both in print and online, at no cost. Seek Social Justice is a small group study that includes 6 lessons and features leaders like Chuck Colson, Star Parker, Al Mohler, and more. Each lesson includes a short video and accompanying .
Check out the online version or order the print and DVD version by clicking here. If you are looking for more educational resources, check out ARPA Canada's lesson plans here.
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Friday, 22 January 2010 09:15 |
Suggested ARPA Resource: "Churches and Political Activity: What Is and Isn't Allowed"
By Patrick B. Craine, CALGARY, Alberta, January 21, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has revoked the charitable status of Kings Glory Fellowship (KGF), a Christian church in Calgary. CRA cites a number of issues with KGF's application, but the decision is based, in part, on the ground that certain KGF Board members have spoken out strongly against abortion, and other moral issues.
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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 11:17 |
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This article is the second of a two-part series for ARPA Canada by James Zekveld. Click here for part one "The Church as City State".
Christians are part of a city, the City of God. This is a city full of citizens. What marks out these citizens as separate from the City of Man? Deeds are one mark. The City of God lets its light shine in the world by being a city that is justified and is being sanctified. The members of that city use the tools and the talents that God has given them for their mission of subversion. But there is something more objective here. Every Christian has the mark of Baptism and that mark gives him/her a power and a mission to change the world that is hard to imagine.
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Tuesday, 19 January 2010 11:29 |
ARPA Canada has previously made readers aware of the campaign to increase the Charitable Tax Credit from 29% to 42%. This is being organized by a Christian thinktank called Cardus. A caucus meeting is taking place on Thursday, where MP's will have an opportunity to discuss the upcoming budget, among other things. If you believe this campaign is a good idea, it is important that you call up your MP and voice your support soon! If they hear from enough Canadians they may consider this for the upcoming budget. Learn more about this by going to www.29to42.ca. Find the phone number for your MP by clicking here.
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Monday, 18 January 2010 09:07 |
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Some noteworthy findings of this new poll include:
- Only 1 in 5 Canadians are aware that there are no restrictions on abortion in Canada
- 45% incorrectly think that abortion is only allowed for the first three months of a preganancy
- Fewer than half think that abortions should be publicly funded, as they currently are.
- "A large majority of Canadians (79%) would back an initiative in their own province that would make it mandatory for health care workers to offer information to pregnant women about alternatives to abortion."
- Read the poll results here.
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Thursday, 14 January 2010 22:21 |
How can we make sense of the tradegy going on in Haiti? How can our loving Father allow this to happen? Albert Mohler has a powerful article about this. Here is an exerpt: "The earthquake in Haiti, like every other earthly disaster, reminds us that creation groans under the weight of sin and the judgment of God. This is true for every cell in our bodies, even as it is for the crust of the earth at every point on the globe. The entire cosmos awaits the revelation of the glory of the coming Lord. Creation cries out for the hope of the New Creation. " [Read the whole article here.]
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Friday, 15 January 2010 08:56 |
Lorned Gunter, National Post, January 15, 2009: For the past month or so, the pro-life community has been buzzing. It would appear that at long last one of the leading breast-cancer researchers in the world, Louise Brinton, chief of the hormonal and reproductive epidemiology branch of the U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI), has admitted a link between abortion and a higher risk of breast cancer among women.
[Continue reading this story here.]
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