Article synopsis: Discusses Canadian politicians who use Psalm 72 as their guide to nation-building for what they ses a spiritual revival and renewal to Canada.

Article synopsis: Discusses and contextualizes articles in Canadian publications that focus on on evangelical and other conservative Christians who are politically active.

Article synopsis: Discusses Wayne Northey's book Chrysalis Crucible and his contribution to M2-W2, the Christian agency committed to linking people of faith to prison inmates and biblical restorative justice.

Article synopsis: Reflects on a special report in The Econonist from November 2007 that speaks to faith and politics, and the author draws attention to three major global religious forces out of Korea, Nigeria and India.

Article synopsis: Discusses whether it is possible for a Christian politician who had been a Christian business person to be misunderstood, precisely because they were trying to keep promises based on Ottawa Mayor Larry O'Brien allegation of trying to induce a rival to quit in a mayoralty race.

Article synopsis: Discusses the roles of deification and demonization in Canada’s faith/political interface through examining the Bill Casey (independent MP for Cumberland-Colchester-Musquodoboit) and Chuck Cadman (former Surrey North MP) stories.

Article synopsis: Discusses Don Bastian, book editor and a Free Methodist lay leader, co-authored opinion piece that attered in the National Post concerning the interface between faith and politics, written on September 11, 2001. The article also acknowledges the tenth anniversary of 9/11.

Article synopsis: The piece attempts to delineate the factors that make faith-based communication different in political institutions, as compared to religious groups through examining the visit of Larry Spencer a Southern Baptist pastor book tour in Ottawa.

Article synopsis: Discusses Agriculture Minister Chuck Strahl and the other, Darrel Reid, former chief of staff for the environment-cum-intergovernmental minister stances on their faith in political life.

Article synopsis: Discusses religion-political ideology through an interaction with political science scholar, Ron Dart and his response to the editor to BC Christian News that suggested some of Christian proposals for outreach at the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games were right winged. The article further discusses the religion-political ideology with Stephen Harper's attempts to enunciate his government