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Calgary church hopes for dialogue amid vandalism investigation

Article content Instead, Grace Presbyterian Church issued a statement saying it hopes it might foster conversation about residential schools in Canada. Upwards of 1,000 unmarked graves have now been confirmed at the sites of former residential schools, which Indigenous children were forced to attend after being taken away from their homes and families. There were more than 130 government-funded, church-run schools across Canada. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Let s not just cover this up : Calgary church hopes for dialogue as CPS investigates vandalism Back to video Grace Presbyterian associate pastor Jacob Van Pernis said Friday he spent some time sitting on the church’s front steps in the Beltline, watching as some people shook their heads or snapped pictures of the paint as they passed by.

Let s not just cover this up : Calgary church hopes for dialogue as CPS investigates vandalism

Let s not just cover this up : Calgary church hopes for dialogue as CPS investigates vandalism Madeline Smith © Provided by Calgary Herald Graffiti is shown on the front of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukranian Catholic Church in Calgary on July 1, 2021. A number of churches were vandalized overnight in Calgary. Submitted Leaders at one of the Calgary churches defaced on Canada Day don’t have immediate plans to remove the red paint splashed across its front doors. Instead, Grace Presbyterian Church issued a statement saying it hopes it might foster conversation about residential schools in Canada. Upwards of 1,000 unmarked graves have now been confirmed at the sites of former residential schools, which Indigenous children were forced to attend after being taken away from their homes and families. There were more than 130 government-funded, church-run schools across Canada.

Church leaves paint vandalism in hopes of starting conversation

Article content Instead, Grace Presbyterian Church issued a statement saying it hopes it might foster conversation about residential schools in Canada. Upwards of 1,000 unmarked graves have now been confirmed at the sites of former residential schools, which Indigenous children were forced to attend after being taken away from their homes and families. There were more than 130 government-funded, church-run schools across Canada. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Church leaves paint vandalism in hopes of starting conversation Back to video Grace Presbyterian associate pastor Jacob Van Pernis said Friday he spent some time sitting on the church’s front steps in the Beltline, watching as some people shook their heads or snapped pictures of the paint as they passed by.

Big Island Planning Commissioner Gets Three Months To Improve Behavior

Big Island Planning Commissioner Gets Three Months To Improve Behavior - Honolulu Civil Beat Big Island Planning Commissioner Gets Three Months To Improve Behavior The Hawaii County mayor had asked the County Council to remove Leeward Planning Commissioner Mark Van Pernis, saying he was too combative and rude. Reading time: 4 minutes. KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii A Hawaii County planning commissioner accused of being too combative and rude promised to improve his behavior after being given three months to act more professionally or lose his position. Last month, Big Island Mayor Mitch Roth asked the county council to remove Leeward Planning Commissioner Mark Van Pernis from the voluntary position, accusing the retired Kailua-Kona attorney of mistreating fellow commissioners, planning department staff and applicants.

Health Department workers take to the streets to give leftover vaccines

Health Department workers take to the streets to give leftover vaccines Published on Thu, 04/29/2021 - 3:32pm By  Thursday, April 29, 2021 Mary Crable, middle, smiles and points to the  band-aid on her left arm after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine Wednesday evening in downtown Livingston, as Andrew Miller, right, looks on and Park County Health Department employee Alexis Van Pernis, left, signs someone up for the vaccine. Photo by Noah Raumm At the end of a near 600-dose COVID-19 vaccine clinic Wednesday, the Park County Health Department found they had nine doses left over. After efforts calling around yielded only one more vaccine recipient, according to Health Department employee Alexis Van Pernis, the department took to the streets in downtown Livingston, with the doses and supplies in what basically amounted to a tackle box, in search of people yet to be vaccinated.

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