Article synopsis: Discusses three stories on the theme of marketplace transformation from attending the Purpose@work conference in Toronto that used Christian motivation to resolve poverty: 1) Ed Silvoso, an Argentinean native, an evangelist, hopital administrator and banker spoke of five pivotal paradigms for nation transformation as social indicators in the elimination of systemic poverty; 2) Rios Brook, a Florida pastor, who addressed ways to interact with others that brings out conflict of an issue to allow for non-threatening exploration of alternative views; and 3) David Rae, former president of Apple Canada who shared about evangelizing in the workplace.
Article synopsis: Discusses the H1N1 flu shot distribution through the federal Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq its related controversy. The author shares their experience receiving the flu short in Parc Richeleau in Ottawa. The article also discusses the Wilberforce Weekend and the annual Faith@Work Forum.
Article synopsis: Discusses Queen Elizabeth II visit to Ottawa and the symbolism of the monarch's visist to New York to address the United Nations. The article also discusses the results from Write! Canada Christian writers' conference held-June in Guelph, Ontario.
File consists mainly of correspondence related to the planning of the 1988 CSCH annual conference. In addition, the file contains a conference program drafts, membership lists, call for papers, and paper abstracts.
File consists of a copy of PowerPoint slides with corresponding paper presenation on "Not Actively Pacifist: Candian Quakers and the South Africian War" presentation by Dr. Robynne Healey at the 2017 CSCH annual conference.
File consists of the Learned Societies of History Conference package within a McMaster University folder and includes a campus map, an university brochure highlights the buildings on campus, a McMaster University quick facts sheet, information on the history of both the Canadian Society of Church History and the Learned Societies Conference, a city of Hamilton map, and brochures on Hamilton tourism, the Canadian Baptist Archives, the William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections, McMaster Divinity College, and the Acadia Divinity College.
File consists of mainly of correspondence related to the planning of the 1992 CSCH annual conference. In particular, the file contains paper abstracts, draft programs, official documentation from the Canadian Federation for the Humanitie, information related to the conference specifics such as room, audio, and translation services.
File consists mainly of correspondence related to the joint conference planning of the CSCH and the Association for Canadian Studies (ASCH). In addition, the file contains conference promotional material, newspaper clippings, and copies of the program.
File consists mainly of correspondence related to the joint 1986 conference paper submissions for the CSCH and the Association for Canadian Studies (ASCH). In addition, the file contains proposed paper abrstracts, and applicant curriculum vitaes.
File consists of mainly of correspondence related to the planning of the 1992 CSCH annual conference. In particular, the file contains the previous conference planning program, call for papers, paper abstracts, and minutes from the CSCH committee.
