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Controversial Author Rev. Colin Morris says people suffering intolerable poverty, discrimination and brutal oppression can't be expected to love their(...)
Controversial Author Rev. Colin Morris says people suffering intolerable poverty, discrimination and brutal oppression can't be expected to love their(...)

Controversial Author Rev. Colin Morris says people suffering intolerable poverty, discrimination and brutal oppression can't be expected to love their(...)

Date10/20/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Controversial Author Rev. Colin Morris says people suffering intolerable poverty; discrimination and brutal oppression can't be expected to love their enemies. The Methodist minister lived a long time in Africa.
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New Man: The Rev. Harrold Morris, expected to take over as the new moderator of the Presbyterian Church, rejects the stern image of the church as a misconception
New Man: The Rev. Harrold Morris, expected to take over as the new moderator of the Presbyterian Church, rejects the stern image of the church as a misconception
5/17/1989
Dr. Colin Morris, Methodist parson, advisor to President Kaunda of Zambia
Dr. Colin Morris, Methodist parson, advisor to President Kaunda of Zambia
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Rev. Bruce Roberts says discussing controversial movies can be more meaningful than a traditional church service for many people
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New Direction: Rev. Rick Myer of Stop 103 food bank, shown outside its house for singles, says new venture is another approach to poverty problem
New Direction: Rev. Rick Myer of Stop 103 food bank, shown outside its house for singles, says new venture is another approach to poverty problem
6/7/1990
Rev Wm Morris
Rev Wm Morris
4/14/1969
I stopped smoking buttons are pinned on Elaine Beardon and John Morris by Rev
I stopped smoking buttons are pinned on Elaine Beardon and John Morris by Rev
2/14/1972
Protestant Counselling, Rev. John Morris, Timothy Eaton Church, provides counselling. He said: Protestant churches gave up confession because of improper use
Protestant Counselling, Rev. John Morris, Timothy Eaton Church, provides counselling. He said: Protestant churches gave up confession because of improper use
2/2/1963
The Indian chief: an account of the labours, losses, sufferings, and oppression of Ke-zig-ko-e-ne-ne (David Sawyer) a chief of the Ojibbeway Indians in Canada West
The Indian chief: an account of the labours, losses, sufferings, and oppression of Ke-zig-ko-e-ne-ne (David Sawyer) a chief of the Ojibbeway Indians in Canada West
1867
Eric Howes, Scarborough General Hospital's first chaplain says sick people ask ultimate questions about life, its pupose, and death: questions he can't answer, he says
Eric Howes, Scarborough General Hospital's first chaplain says sick people ask ultimate questions about life, its pupose, and death: questions he can't answer, he says
11/11/1989
Rev. Gerald Loweth of metro Toronto urban church board, He suggests churches and social agencies shoud be investigating the reasons for poverty
Rev. Gerald Loweth of metro Toronto urban church board, He suggests churches and social agencies shoud be investigating the reasons for poverty
6/6/1972
Letters to the Honorable William Morris, : being strictures on the correspondence of that gentleman with the Colonial office as a delegate from the Presbyterian body in Canada
Letters to the Honorable William Morris, : being strictures on the correspondence of that gentleman with the Colonial office as a delegate from the Presbyterian body in Canada
1838
Reply of William Morris, member of the Legislative council of Upper Canada, to six letters addressed to him by John Strachan, D.D., archdeacon of York
Reply of William Morris, member of the Legislative council of Upper Canada, to six letters addressed to him by John Strachan, D.D., archdeacon of York
1838