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"All 30 dioceses in the Anglican Church of Canada have now ratified an agreement to contribute $17 million to compensate native peoples for abuse they suffered in the residential school system". Christian Century. FindArticles.com. 30 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1058/is_5_120/ai_98754721/

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Articles in March 8, 2003 issue of Christian Century

• Down on the farm
• Antiwar protests rise; church envoys active
• The Mennonite Church USA will update its position on abortion for the first time in 23 years, calling the procedure "counter to biblical principles" but urging compassion for women who face difficult decisions
• Van Gogh
  by Jeanne Murray Walker
• In the line of fire …
  by William R. Phillippe
• Old-time religion
• SBC to cut funds to Baptist Alliance
• Hole
  by Sydney Lea
• Consensus meetings …
  by Alfred J. Albrecht
• In the zone
• Bush religious rhetoric riles critics
  by John Dart
• All 30 dioceses in the Anglican Church of Canada have now ratified an agreement to contribute $17 million to compensate native peoples for abuse they suffered in the residential school system
• Righteous empire: how does a nation that hates taxes and distrusts big government launch an empire? In a state of deep denial
  by Robert N. Bellah
• Sin or sickness?
• A men to this
• Methodists drop heresy charge
• Cardinal Bernard Law, who resigned as archbishop of Boston in December after a yearlong sex abuse scandal, plans to move to Clinton, Maryland
• Axis of one
  by Gary Dorrien
• Contemporary Christian music …
  by Sharon Rankins-Burd
• Crossed up
• Yugo going and gone
  by Paul Mojzes
• Three-quarters in UK say they're Christian
• Life-giving law
  by Fred Craddock
• Dime-store redemption
  by Steve Vineberg
• Arun Gandhi, the grandson of Indian peace activist Mohandas K. "Mahatma" Gandhi, has been named as chair of the board of directors at the Interfaith Alliance, a largely liberal Washington-based group that lobbies for religious freedom and interf
• Grade a students
• Data bite
• Just hours before Guatemalan judges confirmed his conviction in the murder of a Catholic bishop, Jose Obdulio Villanueva was decapitated during a prison riot in Tegucigalpa near Guatemala City
• Power play
  by Theodore R. Weber
• Domestic surveillance …
  by Carl Davidson
• The classic hymn
• Churches fight migrant harassment near border
  by Kevin Eckstrom
• Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson is recovering from surgery for prostate cancer
• Never-ending story
  by Barbara Brown Taylor
• Missing link
  by James M. Wall
• In our name
• Clean air for sale
  by Katherine Ellison
• School prayer guide gets mixed reviews
• Lenten roadmap: to travel through Lent without faith is to be a tourist rather than a pilgrim
  by Fred Craddock
• God Moments: Why Faith Matters to a New Generation
  by Joseph B.W. Smith
• National interests
  by John M. Buchanan
• St. Rasputin?
• Cups of cool water in the lethal desert
  by Chris Herlinger
• Norway's second female Lutheran bishop, Laila Riksaasen Dahl, has been consecrated in rites attended by Norway's king, Harald V
• Beautiful theology
  by Mark A. Noll
• Name that park
  by Martin E. Marty
• Bully pulpit
• Should U.S. invade Iraq?
• Advocacy groups fault Bush on Haiti refugee policies
• Protestants are buying, reading books
• Why Angels Fall: a Journey Through Orthodox Europe from Byzantium to Kosovo
  by James R. Payton, Jr.