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Articles in Nov, 2008 issue of Presbyterian Record

• Pontius' Puddle
• Youth issue online
  by Theresa Glithero
• The goal, set in 2007 by the Mission's Committee of St. Andrew's, Galt, Ont., was to raise $5,000 to sponsor a well in Darfur, Sudan
• On our website
• Bloggers' 10 commandments
• How poverty wounds the soul: from our man in Malawi
  by Glenn Inglis
• Mary Fontaine and Hummingbird Ministries: walking with British Columbia's Aboriginal community
  by Kathleen Bolton
• A call for community: Charles Fensham's book is richly informed and insightful
  by Harold Wells
• Over its 40 years, Bridlewood, Scarborough, Ont., has raised over $2.5 million for missionary ministries all over the world
• Mission to Mexico
• Vacant offices filled: Carmichael to lead church communications
  by Connie Purvis
• Celebrating young lives: two prominent funerals add challenges
  by Connie Purvis
• Tales of Taiwanese churches: shifting demographics in Vancouver and Toronto
  by Connie Purvis
• A political calling: faith is a driving force in public life
  by Connie Purvis
• Presbyterian gifting
• Gandhi remembered with violence
• Know your apostle from epistle
• Tutu's birthday challenge
• Remember the poor
• Calvin, consistory, company: the roots of Presbytery
  by Christine O'Reilly
• Intimations of transcendence: Karen Armstrong pleads for a compassionate interpretation of the Bible
  by David Kilgour
• Don't wait to apologize: relationships trump anxieties of life
  by Cheol Soon Park
• Obituaries
• Called to wonder
  by Erin Walton
• Breadbasket to basket case: Zimbabwe is one more example of the West's abandonment of Africa
  by David Harris
• Jack and Betty Turvey are shown with the model they created of their church, Elmwood Avenue, London, Ont
• A shared humanity: a news story is at best only a metaphor
  by Andrew Faiz
• A colonial life: growing up in Zimbabwe
  by Margaret Zondo
• Mrs. Muddle's example: remembering a remarkable woman. Part one
  by Phil Callway
• Loon lesson
  by David Webber
• Sincere search
  by Bud Craig
• The P in PCC, cont'd
  by Timothy Ferrier
• William Langille is shown with his family holding his great grandmother Marie Smith's water pitcher after his Baptism and Confirmation at St. John's, Pugwash, N.S., on Aug. 11
• That's Rev. Dr. Stephen Hayes, of St. Andrew's, Quebec City, and the clerk of session Gina Farnell
• When He cometh: listen to words of hope
  by Laurence DeWolfe