Number 12: September 1, 2007- British Columbia mulls court ruling on polygamy ban, Prayer vigil marks one year in sanctuary, Distinguished poet remembered, Evangelism and prophecy booths attract thousands, Bilingual radio promotes Christian unity, Mayor draws firestorm: refuses to fly gay pride flag

Number 11: August 17, 2007- Evangelical appointed as Ontario lieutenant-governor, Lutherans elect first female bishop, Sickness and healing transform teen

Number 10: August 3, 2007- Canada hosts international rural church conference, Prison Fellowship International holds world convocation, Catholic and Anglican agencies join Canadian Foodgrains Bank, Canadian Southern Baptists plan name change, Quebec church planting pioneer remembered as mentor, Ex-addict launches music website

Number 09: July 20, 2007- Christian Reformed women clear leadership hurdle, Council gives national voice to anti-poverty champion, Anglicans appoint first aboriginal spiritual authority, Aboriginal Covenant re-affirmed, Exchange program provides forum for humanitarian message

Number 08: July 6, 2007- A house divided: Anglican vote leaves confusion, Thousands remember Ruth Bell Graham, Evangelical Lutherans renew mission but veto same-sex blessings, Native culture clarifies essence of Christianity, World coming to Ontario, Bookstore links community with churches

Number 07: June 22, 2007- Anti-porn activist calls for legislation on cell-phones, Alliance/Nazarene college renamed, Addictions recovery program grows, gains recognition, KAIROS attempts to clear muddy waters, Permit requirement “redefines” Church, activist warns, New mothers program gives birth to hope

Number 06: June 8, 2007- McGrath gives Dawkins rebuttal at Wycliffe College, North Koreans choose Trinity for language study, Dewert leaves Miracle Channel following extramarital affair, Third Quebec case re-ignites assisted suicide debate, Permit requirement “redefines” Church, activist warns, Experiment pays participants to go to churchfindings

Number 05: May 25, 2007- Salvation Army celebrates 125 years of service, Presbyterians elect evangelical moderator, Cambodia killing fields survivor embraces enemy with love, Christian Reformed highlight mental health awareness, Modern-day gleaners feed world’s hungry

Number 04: May 11, 2007- Quebec’s largest evangelical church launches new association, Blaikie to set up faith and politics institute at University of Winnipeg, Christian Booksellers Association abandons ship after long struggle, More churches opt for criminal record checks, “Christians only” real estate ad cause for concern, Finishers Canada refers mid-life Christians to missions opportunities

Number 03: April 27, 2007- Providence College confronts gay reality, Calgary school board rejects alternative Christian programs, Study points to rise in youth behavioural issues, Rudy Wiebe wins Taylor prize, mentors writers, Worship network brings unity to Waterloo region, Quebec churches grapple with emergent movementsons

Number 02: April 13, 2007- Quebec’s new ethics and religion curriculum stirs controversy, EFC partners with Global Day of Prayer, Bill C-38 film prompts deeper thinking on marriage, Ex-Alliance pastor faces $10M in fraud charges, Canadian Anglicans could move apart this June, Canadian Christian radio expands

Number 01: March 30, 2007- Battle over cellphone porn far from over, Catholic schools question casino fundraisers, Saskatoon revival spawns spin-offs, The science of global warming, If you must evangelize: reflections on Dawkins’ God Delusion, Twenty years later: how ChristianWeek got its start

Number 24: March 1, 2007- AIDS activist sees “golden time” of Church response, Quebec evangelicals remember pivotal Expo '67, Church and workplace separated, say business professionals, Geez magazine takes a plunge into the rhetoric of social justice, Taizé worship conference slated for Montreal, Schools districts approve Christian programs

Number 23: February 15, 2007- Christian camps may face retroactive GST, Fetal test recommendations spark ethical debate, Conservation centre takes root in Manitoba, Social justice sweeps Urbana 2006, Islam lectures labeled “hate crime”, Quebec crucifix triggers debate over secularization

Number 22: February 1, 2007- Take back the power to set social policy MPs urged, First indigenous bishop appointed, Small chapel in the desert: the spiritual oasis of Kandahar base, Parents threaten BC schools with legal action, The market economy, Salvation Army sells Montreal citadel

Number 21: January 15, 2007- Early Gnostics saw Judas as a fool, says expert, Praise the Lord and enter your PIN, Funding "off the radar" for abortion clinics, Christians differ on Wheat Board options

Number 19: December 15, 2006- Manning: Christians need prudence and patience, Evangelicals hot topic in The Globe and Mail forum, Neo-Pentecostalism embraced by Cree community, Willow Creek leaders walk a new path

Number 18: December 1, 2006- Faith groups on board for clean air, Churches slow to address Canada's "birth dearth", Evangelicals ignoring rise of Islam, says Campolo, Christian lawyer wants Constitutional Forum

Number 17: November 15, 2006- Lower Mainland churches vow to tackle homelessness, John Suk inaugurated, awards doctorate, New Direction to build national network, Athletes in Action organizes Grey Cup breakfast, Toronto Calling urges broader engagement

Number 16: November 1, 2006- Government appointee attacked for his beliefs, Legal counsel leaving EFC, Prayers at Laval city council banned, “Ark” to house splinter Anglican congregation, Korean-Canadian church bridges the generation gap, Private and homeschool curriculum under fire

Number 15: October 15, 2006- Shout for Darfur, Bibby assesses status quo of evangelicals in Canada, “It’s a New Day” celebrates 30 years, Hawks and doves

Number 14: October 1, 2006- Orthodox Anglicans reminded of their “common cause”, Christian camp and gay choir settle dispute, Kingdom Covenant Centre prepares to build, Salvation Army fights modern slavery in Saskatchewan, Quebec joins 30 Days of Prayer for the Muslim world

Number 13: September 15, 2006- Smarter disaster-response network proposed, Social justice: a new priority for Canadian Baptists, Lebanese evangelical speaks about conflict, Quebec Mennonite seminary changes gear, Tithing unchanged in Alberta’s boom, Army attacks human trafficking

Number 12: September 1, 2006- Peaceful elections for Democratic Republic of Congo, New TWU president prizes unity over growth, Medical clinic for homeless funded, Teen Challenge buys $3.1-million property, Arctic Diocese seeks $3 million, Professor accused of discrimination against homosexuals

Number 09: July 21, 2006- Tyndale expands its territory, Newfoundland Pentecostals divorce Masters College, Evangelistic event engages churches, Canadian Southern Baptists move toward name change, Bible Society celebrates centennial anniversary, Curriculum battle brewing in B.C

Number 08: July 7, 2006- Following ancient paths nets award, Churches unite behind evangelism initiative, Small-town church gets nine-ton blessing, Small-town church gets nine-ton blessing, Cooperation for common good vital between Church and state, Report recommends protection for religious architecture

Number 07: June 23, 2006- Earthquake inspires action, Leaders told to invest lives wisely, B.C.’s “bubble-zone” court battle set to resume, Camp mentor felled by stroke, Thousands join world in prayer

Number 06: June 9, 2006- Agencies protest anti-panhandling posters’ message, Millions of dollars lost to con artists, Financial advisors go counterculture, Popular pastor suspended for adultery, Influential pastor mourned, New Montreal arts ministry helps at-risk students

Number 05: May 26, 2006- Native dispute prompts Christians to action, Gideon Bibles back in New Brunswick schools, B.C. churches gear up for 2010 Olympic games, Faith writer lauded, New immigrants preferchurch-based English classes, Fewer practise public faith in Quebec

Number 04: May 12, 2006- MissionFest feels fallout from
Middle East controversies, Canadian scholar examines “Gospel of Judas” documents, Court upholds religious freedom, Ministries receive innovation awards, Canadian Southern Baptist Seminary president resigns, Congregations need to see “invisible mothers”

Number 03: April 28, 2006- “Poverty is the issue”, Independent schools reject “elitist” image, Conference examines evolving Church, Simultaneous services a hit at historic Martitime church, Revival event targets women, Augustana opens centre for study of religion and public life

Number 02: April 14, 2006- Trinity Western University welcomes next president, Churches encouraged to prepare for pandemic, Liturgical sculptures inspire Lenten experience, Simultaneous services a hit at historic Martitime church, Revival event targets women, Augustana opens centre for study of religion and public life

Number 01: March 31, 2006- Olympian’s faith keeps her steady, Jesus cartoon causes controversy, Ontario Tories promise support for faith-based schools, Historic congregation closes down after years of struggle, Leadership explored at national women’s conference, Commentary addresses African need

Number 25: March 17, 2006- Canadians called to pray, NeighbourLink growing fast, Trinity Western “overdue” for change, Seekers attending psychic expo hear from God, Edmonton church answers soldier’s plea, Christian online forum encourages faith discussion

Number 24: March 3, 2006- Emerging generation targeted, Salvation Army falls victim to fraud, Harper urged to delay marriage vote, Rash of anti-semitic incidents hit Montreal, Supreme Court denies Kempling a hearing, Charity resourece helps churches lighten work load

Number 23: February 17, 2006- Fellowship Baptist churches announce new national leader, New video brings hope to hostages’ families, Christian candidates prepare to serve in Ottawa, Breakaway Anglicans consider plans for new outreach, Conference equips women for revival, Church reopens after mould removed

Number 22: February 3, 2006- Faith leaders launch offensice against violence, Charming man leaves trail of distress, Focus on the Family opens Ottawa think-tank, Supreme Court gives Swingers' clubs go-ahead in Montreal, Donated Bible a rare first edition, School policy forbids Bible distribution

Number 21: January 20, 2006- Legal issues disrupt life for church community, Fire leads to forgiveness and faith, Teen Challenge comes to Atlantic Canada, Christian affinity group helps build “the Kingdom”, Grocery chains protest Sunday shopping ban, Canada Post agrees to sell religious stamps

Number 20: January 6, 2006- Churches close for Christmas, Ex-pastor learns the rewards of “being small”, Fuel aid for needy Nova Scotians, Scott Mission’s toy store makes Christmas merrier, Kempling denied human rights hearing, Fellowship pursues open doors

Number 19: December 16, 2005- Church Steps up to host pro-life conference, Arson ignites vision for addiction recovery centre, Experience key for emerging church, Church planters gather for inspiration, information, Quiz meets erase denominational barriers, Ralph Reed encourages grassroots activism

Number 18: November 25, 2005- Canadian Christian leader warned of divestment “dangers”, Trinity Western resolves human rights complaint, Church incorporates culture and cross, Bishops debate freedom of speech and assembly, Christian home for female addicts opens in New Brunswick, Inter-Varsity celebrates four decades of French ministry

Number 17: November 11, 2005- Peer mentoring program spreads across Canada, Rate increase tough pill to swallow for Quebec churches, “War Room” nurtures lasting prayer, Conference examines faith issues in the media, Scholars must not park their Christian faith at the door, Volunteers pick pumpkins to help the poor

Number 16: October 28, 2005- Families of slain officers launch national campaign, Property tax error shocks congregation, Special needs students get full funding, Church occupies former strip club, Mould forces food bank closure, Student ministry groups celebrate “strategic partnership” in Quebec

Number 15: October 14, 2005- Trinity Western president steps aside, Poverty fight taken to UN, Denomination targets ambitious church-planting goal, New Anglican newspaper promotes conservative voice, Religious tribunals nixed in Ontario, Prophets, warriors and kings come to life in King David's Lament

Number 14: September 30, 2005- Canadians quick to send help to devastated victims, Christian union finds bubble in the oil patch, Pro-lifers warn of euthanasia battle looming in near future, Quebec Mennonites celebrate church planting progress, New Christian TV channel launches, Coffee wafts a sweet aroma for missions

Number 13: September 16, 2005- Coming to grips with mental illness, Veteran writer makes political splash, Welcome Hall helps 1,200 children back to school, Atlantic Baptists advise pastors against officiating at, Gays demand compulsory teaching of “queer issues”, Hundreds respond at Klondike Days’ booth

Number 12: September 2, 2005- The ABCs of adult Sunday school: renewing Christian education, Willow Creek summit encourages Christian leaders to pursue excellent, Alpha program founder tours Canada, Marriage commissioner faces human rights complaint, Mennonite Brethren revisit women in church leadership issue, Worship festival plays in Maritimes

Number 11: August 19, 2005- Symbolic marriage unites Canadians of French and English heritage, Lutherans refuse to bless same-sex unions, Ancient biblical scroll discovered in Israelite cave, Best Christian workplaces announced, Gay churches gather in Calgary for world convention, Nazareth Village bids executive director farewell

Number 10: August 5, 2005- Volunteers take church to the street, Same-sex bill passes, Mission targets Toronto, Media ministry reaches the Arab world, Christian human rights group tackles “sex tourism”, Baptism called into question for children of same-sex couples

Number 09: July 8, 2005- Same-sex marriage opponents discouraged but not defeated, Saskatchewan celebrates century of Christian history, Made-in-Canada mission targets isolation, Yonge Street Mission unveils scholarship fund, Christian heritage day coming to Ontario, Miracle Channel programs go global

Number 08: July 8, 2005- Televised finale caps Celebration 2005, Ministries to the needy question goodwill event, Anglican churches suspended, Cross-Canada cycling tour highlights church centennial, New Brunswicker joins Noah’s Ark expedition to Mount Ararat, Samaritan’s Purse aids flood-stricken Albertans

Number 07: June 24, 2005- Thousands protest plan to award abortionist honorary degree, Rogers buys Christian station, Church leadership encouraged to embrace change, Scholars discuss the future of marriage, School board’s policies normalize troubling lifestyles, Churches called to action as abortion rate climbs

Number 06: June 10, 2005- Conference provides redemptive response to troubling need, Membership covenant draws questions, Children’s forum spurs plans for national discussion, Mohawk Bible translation slated for completion by 2010, Clitheroe joins Prison Fellowship Canada, Revolutionary changes aid world Christian growth

Number 05: May 27, 2005- Canadians encouraged to embrace AIDS relief, NGOs worry about how CIDA will disperse its dollars, Poor response scuttles men’s conference, Visual Bible in interim receivership, Clitheroe joins Prison Fellowship Canada, National House of Prayer dream becoming reality

Number 04: May 13, 2005- Awards honour top non-profit organizations, Alliance backs teacher in battle for religious freedom, French faith-based radio planned for Montreal, Multiple faith groups rally to defend traditional marriage, Christian station garners strong support but no power increase, Future brightens for drop-in after years in “wilderness”

Number 03: April 29, 2005- Battle far from over for supporters
of traditional marriage, Canadian Gideons blitz Toronto with Bibles, MissionFest Toronto smaller, but healthier, Complaints target bishop, Parishes concede a “Pyrrhic victory”, Kempling suspended for second time

Number 02: April 15, 2005- Mustard Seed founder to receive Order of Canada, Mission groups avoid further legal battle, United Church aims to contemporize statement of faith, Pro-life group claims discrimination at university, Long-standing denominational magazine to close this summer, World’s oldest Bible to be digitized

Number 01: April 1, 2005- Alberta churches respond to RCMP tragedy, Theologian, author and friend remembered, Church needed in HIV/Aids battle, Orthodox Anglicans dismiss Ingham’s “ineffective” threat, Baptist leader Shirley Bentall passes away