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Homecoming — by Barbara Stewart
St.Mary’s Parish, Sorrento, began its centennial year in January 2011
In My View — by Archbishop John E. Privett
A thanksgiving legacy
The Vicar of Kokanee remembers — "I knew we were
organized, but I didn’t know we had a navy" by Jim Hearne
COGS Wheels — by Randall Fairey
...should the Church get out of the marriage business altogether? Should our Church only offer a pastoral response to those couples, same or opposite-
gender, who express a desire for the enrichment of their civil unions in a mystical and spiritual covenant involving themselves and God?
Not sleeping for Jesus — by Nissa Basbaum
When I was 12 years old, I did something that in the late 60s not many people were doing. I committed to walking 28 miles around Montreal to raise money for
Oxfam....
Retreat in Deep Creek — by Lynn Bryan
Letter from St. Jude's,Greenwood — by Cathy Straume
You may have read in previous reports in The HighWay that we at St. Jude’s have been very busy gathering and preparing of food for seniors especially and anyone else who
is hungry.
Second annual pig roast in Salmo — by Joyce Dodds
St. Paul's, Salmo, with St. John's Fruitvale, held its 2nd Annual "Pig Roast."
Heritage service returns to the
Book of Common Prayer — by Jonn Lavinnder
Letter to the editor —
Movie Review: Omagh—by Doug Hodgkinson
Directed by Pete Travis
In August 1998, The Real IRA, a splinter group that broke away from The IRA because it disapproved of the peace process, filled a little red car with explosives and blew it up in the market of Omagh, the seat of County Tyrone in Ulster....
You Wanted to Know—by Peter Davison
How can I be thankful in such a depressing world? — Unless we have experienced it ourselves, and even if we have, it is hard for us to know how
another person is feeling...
In My Good Books—by Neil Elliot
The Backroads Mapbooks $25 from your local store — Maps can be the start point of an adventure, the most revealing things you will ever find, they can literally save your life...
Thanksgiving — Recipe Diem by Yme Woensdregt
Hope is better than fear. Optimism is better than despair. So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we’ll change the world...
Wrestling with God — by Bill Harrison
Genesis 32:22-31— Jacob Wrestles at Peniel — sermon given at All Saints,Vernon, July 31...
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