By Gerry Bowler • Special to ChristianWeek

• May 30, 1999 - Canadian Christianity is in a state of crisis - Calling for a moratorium on the study of denominational theology and history until priorities are straightened out
• May 2, 1999 - Pagan priestesses making their rounds - Witchcraft is winning the hearts of adolescent girls
• April 4, 1999 - Faith, pain, Magnolia and Christians - Why the most important movie of the decade has to be faced head on
• March 7, 1999 - When even curling isn't cricket anymore - Out with the players. Bring back the gentlemen.
• February 8, 1999 - E-presence in the pews: Churches enter the wired world - But is anybody doing a cost-benefit analysis?
• January 11, 1999 - Men behaving badly - The sad truth is, today's "guy" celebrates thuggery, pride and immaturity
• November 30, 1999 - A child’s-eye view of Christmas in the 1990s - Seek
  a chance to make a difference to one of God's children
• November 2, 1999 - Ask a culture critic - Words of advice from a man who reads too much news on the internet
• October 5, 1999 - Teens confront the fear of not belonging - Keep kids connected with the forces of civilization
• September 7, 1999 - Television is bad for children - Critics can't wean kids from TV, but parents will have to.
• August 24, 1999 - Gender Wars: the phantom menace - Violence isn't just a guy thing
• July 13, 1999 - Who should be Time's Man of the Century? - The Potato knows who really carries cultural clout.
• June 8, 1999 - Puritanism goes to the movies - Old fears of fiction resurface
• May 11, 1999 - Pack behavior serves teens badly - Parents must challenge high school culture
• April 13, 1999 - Taking a clothing company to task - Notion of name brands a blight on society
• March 16, 1999 - Televangelist version of Bible discovered - Gap between culture and content explained.
• February 16, 1999 - Creating consumers, neglecting souls - Children targeted as audience for entertainment violence.
• January 19, 1999 - If you truly love your children... - Sharon Stone might be onto something, but she doesn't go far enough
• December 15, 1998 - Just say thanks - A bold proposal for a new holiday
• November 17, 1998 - How to win back a place in the media - Hard questions and tough answers
• October 20, 1998 - Abolish Christmas? Humbug! - Resist temptation to throw holy infant out with the bath water
• September 22, 1998 - South Park surprises - Comics can't leave God alone
• August 25, 1998 - Modern day oracle dispenses no-nonsense advice - But where are the Christian oracles in popular culture?
• July 14, 1998 - What the heart wants - Reflections on a wayward organ
• June 9, 1998 - Give me that old-time religion - The surprising return of paganism
• May 12, 1998 - Attack of The Teletubbies - Toddlers targets of English pop culture invasion
• April 14, 1998 - Please don't feed the giant - Professional sports may be hazardous to your moral health
• March 17, 1998 - The Spice Girls and the death of childhood - Purveyors of shabby consumerism and endless hedonism
• February 17, 1998 - TV gives too much money to too few people - So just turn it off and spend time with the kids
• January 20, 1998 - Hollywood is taking religion more seriously - Hopeful trend still absent in Canada

You can write to Gerry Bowler at gbowler@videon.wave.ca.