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'''British Columbia''' is a province located in western [[Canada]].
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* Regions - [[Alberta]], [[British Columbia]], [[Manitoba]], [[New Brunswick]], [[Newfoundland and Labrador]],
...awa]], [[Regina]], [[St. John's]], [[Toronto]], [[Vancouver]], [[Victoria, British Columbia|Victoria]], [[Whitehorse]], [[Winnipeg]], [[Yellowknife]]
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Songs of Praise - British Broadcasting Corporation
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...Australian state of [[South Australia]]. It was settled by in 1836 by free British settlers and has grown to a city of over 1 million people. Its nickname is
Adelaide is a multicultural city. The majority are Caucasians from British descent, but there are also many people who have families from other backgr
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..., South Australia. It was the first church built in Adelaide shortly after British settlement. Trinity is the largest Anglican church in South Australia with
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'''William Booth''' (10 April 1829 – 20 August 1912) was a British [[Methodist]] preacher who founded [[Salvation Army|The Salvation Army]] an
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Matt Redman is a British Christian songwriter who has written such songs "[[Heart of Worship (song)|
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...found in many English-speaking countries. It was originally founded by the British civil servant [[Gerald Gardner]] in the 1940s.
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...r the worse. It was Christians who brought about the end of slavery in the British Empire. In recent centuries its political power has decreased, although Chr
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...South Australia]]. It was the first church built in Adelaide shortly after British settlement. It is the largest Anglican church in South Australia with over
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[[British Israelism]]
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[[British Israelism]]
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Graham Kendrick was born 1950 and is a well known British Christian singer-songwriter and worship leader. He was born in [[Northampto
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...ish schoolgirl told to return home for wearing crucifix (December 7, 2005)|British schoolgirl told to return home for wearing crucifix]]
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...nguilla]], [[Antigua and Barbuda]], [[Aruba]], [[Barbados]], [[Belize]], [[British Virgin Islands]], [[Canada]], [[Cayman Islands]], [[Cuba]], [[Dominica]], [
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*Mennonite Central Committee in British Columbia, Canada
[[Category:British Columbia]]
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* Moves to the Danish colony of [[Serampore]] because of the hostility of the British East India Company which feared that missionary activity might cause tensio
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...e]</ref>. The hymn is particularly popular in England and is the anthem of British Women's Institute<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Women%27s_Insti
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...t for about 2% of the population) and later, from 1788 onwards by waves of British migrants. Following World War II, it has received waves of European (especi
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...ch is known by its nick-name, The City of Churches. It was settled by free British settlers in 1836, who brought Christianity with them. Like the rest of Aust
...r thousands of year prior to European settlement, which occurred when free British settlers established the city of Adelaide in 1836. Over the following decad
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