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The July-August issue of testimony is out.

Stories this month include:


LIFESTYLE by Marcy Kennedy
When Cancer Strikes, Strike Back
Facing the diagnosis no one wants to hear
To be told you have cancer of any kind is a life-threatening and life changing moment. Marcy Kennedy talked to cancer victims and to their families to discover what people are doing to counter the causes and effects of this disease.


OUR STORY by Ann Peachman
A Reason for Hope
Training a Jamacian generation for life
Most Canadians think of the West Indies island of Jamaica as an escape from the icy prison of winter. Not Cartland and Mildred Palmer. They left Canada for Jamaica to make a difference. They are serving there as PAOC missionaries, training a generation of Jamaican youth for life. 


PERPECTIVE by Al Funk
Who's That Singing Hallelujah
An offering of praise from a place of brokenness 
An estimate three billion people watched the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics. It was a spectacular display of light,sound and technology. But when the lights went out, it was the meemory of a single voice singing, "Hallelujah" that struck a chord with Al Funk. 

YOUR STORY  by Bert Ouimet
Tony's Place
A look back at the loss of a son
There is a term used to describe family and friends who are left to deal with the aftermath of suicide. They are called "survivors of suicide." Bert and Evelyn Ouimet are survivors-and they are ready to tell their story. Click here to read this story.


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