Catalyst
Tar sands development. Taxes as a common good. Environmental and economic reforms. Poverty in Canada. These are just a few of the public justice issues reported on in CPJ’s quarterly newsletter, the Catalyst. As a CPJ member, you can receive the Catalyst for free and stay up-to-date on current public justice issues in Canada. Please contact the communications coordinator if you wish to reprint any material.
the Catalyst regularly wins awards at the Canadian Church Press annual award ceremony. This year, the Catalyst received four awards at the 2008 Canadian Church Press Awards Banquet in early May. Former executive director Harry Kits won a first place honour for his article “God(s) in the House: from faith the hopeful citizenship.” Bob Bettson took home first place as well for his news article “Carbon neutral: Canadians get going.” For her Groundings article “Pray always and do not lose heart” in the Spring 2007 issue, Esther Epp-Tiessen received a second place award. Third place was given to Greg Paul for his theological reflection, “Beyond stillness to the richness of shalom.” Join us in celebrating these achievements.
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