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March for Jesus
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Street Church Comic 2
Click here to open the downloadable pdf of the comic. Please feel free to download print and distribute as many copies of the comic as you would like. Also, we have printed copies available upon request. Please call 403-607-4434 for details.
Street Church Comic
Click here to open the downloadable pdf of the comic. Please feel free to download print and distribute as many copies of the comic as you would like. Also, we have printed copies available upon request. Please call 403-607-4434 for details.
Free DVD
The above DVD is freely available for anyone who wants a copy. It can be picked up at any Street event. To see a short preview, click here.
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| City drops 11 charges against Pawlowski |
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| Written by Metro | |
| Friday, 23 April 2010 | |
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The city dropped municipal bylaw charges against controversial
street preacher Art Pawlowski yesterday.
Pawlowski couldn’t give many details, but said he felt vindicated. “It’s great. We’re very happy, but it’s taken five years of prosecution and persecution to get here. The city abused their powers and they lost,” he said. Eleven of 12 charges were dropped, and now the minister, who holds regular sermons outside city hall, only faces one municipal bylaw charge for using loudspeakers on city property. In the past, Pawlowski has held events at various locations in the downtown core, and has had numerous complaints lodged. Pawlowski still faces charges and will be back in court July 19.
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